WOLF BLITZER, CNN: John, you discovered it's not so simple when it comes to Palin, money, consultants. What did you dig up? JOHN AVLON, CNN CONTRIBUTOR: It's not at all. There's a big irony alert that should be posted over her speech now because in addition to it being a very well-written speech by a speechwriter, what the FEC filings, the Fede

Pat Buchanan, Eleanor Clift, Susan Ferrechio and Mort Zuckerman debate the GOP autopsy, the media, Michael Bloomberg 2016, cyber warfare, public education and more.

JUDY WOODRUFF: But, David, you don't see a similar rush, a change of heart on the part of Republicans. DAVID BROOKS: Well, you know, there's been some movement. I mean, Rob Portman -- there's been a lot of movement among non-elected Republicans, I would say. There has been some movement among elected Republicans. And, you know, they're from r

"So the ban on interracial marriage was the innovation — and a disgusting, localized innovation — in Virginia and other American states, [and it was] at odds with every common-law jurisdiction in the British West Indies, for example, or in India,” conservative author and commentator Mark Steyn said on the Thursday broadcast of Hugh Hewitt's n

Judith Miller, Kirsten Powers, Cal Thomas and Jim Pinkerton discuss the media's coverage of gay marriage.

RUSH LIMBAUGH: Well, I guess it's official now. If there was any doubt, there isn't any longer. My New Year's resolution to go low profile and not get noticed is officially now out the window. Are you aware of what I'm talking about? I simply proclaim the inevitability of gay marriage, and you would think that God has spoken on this. Honestly

NEIL CAVUTO: What's the difference between demanding driver's licenses for people who are here illegally and voter IDs for people who are here legally? On the surface, you wouldn't think much. After all, if you think it's a good idea that illegals have licenses because it keeps our roads safe then by logic, of course, you would support voter

Charles Krauthammer, A.B. Stoddard and Steve Hayes discuss the image of the United State across, North Korea, and this week's winners and losers.

CHRIS MATTHEWS: Let me finish tonight with this. The nasty tricks keep coming. You know, I’d like to think when we spotlight a problem that those causing the problem would stop. When it comes to Republicans messing with voter laws to smother the black vote, that’s been a case of hope triumphing over instinct. The instinct of some GOP legi

MSNBC: Rachel Maddow connects astronomy, gay rights, and cocktails to highlight the continuing fight for gay rights that played out in the Supreme Court this week.

President Obama uses his weekly address to mark a sacred time for the millions of Americans celebrating Easter and Passover, and he calls on everyone to use this time to reflect on the common values we share as a nation. The President says that this is a chance to embrace loved ones, give thanks for our blessings, and help those less fortunate as w

GOP: In this week's address, Congressman Lee Terry urges President Obama to approve construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline. It's been more than 1,600 days since the application has been submitted, and it has overwhelming support in the House and filibuster-proof support in the Senate. It will create thousands of American jobs and secure more dome