"You know what, I might be worried about all this money being spent if it wasn't for my memories of previous campaigns. That first campaign I ran, that last campaign I ran in 2008, I've been outspent before," Obama said a campaign event in Pittsburgh on Friday afternoon.

“One of the problems that Romney has honestly is — the thing against him the most is his religion,” James Carville said on WWL-AM this week. “And he doesn’t understand the reasons. He doesn’t talk about that. He was a bishop in his church. And he doesn’t talk about the one public office that he held much and that was being the governo

"It's very irresponsible for Mr. Walsh, as a sitting congressman, to try to muzzle war veterans and keep them from talking about their service," Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) said on CNN's "The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer." Duckworth was responding to

Senior Obama campaign strategist David Axelrod today accused Republican presidential rival Mitt Romney of being "the most secretive candidate that we've seen, frankly, since Richard Nixon."

Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) gets in a heated verbal fight over education while on vacation with his family on the Jersey Shore.

"This is a time for America to choose whether they want more of the same; whether unemployment above 8 percent month after month after month is satisfactory or not. It doesn't have to be this way. America can do better and this kick in the gut has got to end," Mitt Romney said today about the jobs report.

LUSAKA — Former President George W. Bush has kept a relatively low profile in the United States since leaving office. But in Africa this week he is publicly promoting his institute's initiative to prevent and treat cervical cancer. While Bush is following a familiar post-presidential path in supporting humanitarian causes, he would prefer to

After the economy added 310,000 jobs in May 2004 and the unemployment rate was 5.6%, then-candidate Barack Obama used the Democrat weekly radio address to attack the Bush administration for citing good economic numbers. “For the past few weeks, President Bush and members of his administration have traveled the nation to celebrate recent improv

"Whether you call it a mandate, whether you call it a tax, what it is is a penalty on the less than 1 percent of Americans who can afford health insurance and refuse to buy it then show up in our emergency rooms and stick the rest of us with the tab," Obama campaign adviser David Axelrod said on Friday's broadcast of CBS's "This Morning." "This

President Obama responds to the June jobs report and touts job growth "over the past 28 months."

CNBC reports: The U.S. economy created just 80,000 jobs in June and the unemployment rate held steady at 8.2 percent, reflecting continued slow growth in the economy with the presidential election just four months away. There were a few bright spots: The overall work week edged higher by 0.1 hour to

From the YouTube description: Bob Beckel gets overwhelming votes from Facebook and Twitter to be the designated 'dunkee' in the dunk tank segment at the end of the 4th of July 'The Five' Special. Dana Perino, Eric Bolling, Greg Gutfeld, and Kimberly Guilfoyle all take their best shot at getting Bob to take a cold dip in the tank. Great music accomp

Michael Smerconish, Michael Steele and Bob Shrum discuss Mitt Romney's reaction to the Supreme Court's health care ruling.

MSNBC: Rachel Maddow on the abject confusion within the Romney campaign about how to reconcile Mitt Romney's health care plan and the Affordable Care Act in such a way that Romney can criticize President Obama without making himself look worse - and might that mean Democrats will want to keep more of the spotlight on the benefits of the ACA? (The R

The panel gives their views on a scandal at the United Nations.

Lawrence O'Donnell and his panelists discuss Mitt Romney's wealth.

O'Reilly argues that America is declining.