ANN COULTER: They need these, their fake case of how racist American is out trying to, you know, rape and murder black people. This is the attack on the victims. We have a society -- I think another important point to consider when we're watching this nonsense is that we have a society where people are not equal before the law. There is a pecking o

"The piecemeal approach is basically saying, 'Let's throw a lot of money at border security," Andrea Mitchell said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" today. "John McCain has pointed out -- and he's been heroic on this issue -- he has pointed out that it is a total waste of money, what they did in the Senate, but it is political cover. But just to do border s

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: If Harry Reid wants to drop the big one, go ahead Harry. I think the Judge [Napolitano] is absolutely right, they will rue the day. One day, Republicans are going to be in office, and they're going to use this. I mean, as you said, this is a classic study in hypocrisy. Because all the arguments were made about seven or eight ye

STEPHEN MOORE: Wal-Mart, if you look at the history of every government intervention program and social welfare program to abate poverty, there is probably been no greater poverty abatement program in the history of this country greater than Wal-Mart, because Wal-Mart has raised living standards of poor people by making everything from toothpaste t

MSNBC's JOY-ANN REID: "I mean, didn’t we do this before? Wasn’t it called indentured servitude, right, where you come and pay all this money out and you are not a citizen, but you’re legally allowed to work on the farm? Like, this sounds like indentured servitude is what they want because as Josh [Barro] said, what Republicans are afraid of i

SEAN HANNITY: A president that said the Cambridge Police 'acted stupidly,' 'my son would look like Trayvon.' And now we see Eric Holder, we learned today that his Justice Department got involved in this case through their own community relations service. What does that say about the administration? Should they have been involved? PATRICK J. BUC

QUESTION: On the Trayvon Martin and George Zimmerman trial, the president once said if he had a son, he would look like Trayvon Martin. Is the president watching this trial and does he have any concerns over what the response might be once it has come to its conclusion? JAY CARNEY: The president as you know does not spend a lot of time watching

U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell made the following remarks on the Senate floor regarding a dangerous and far-reaching effort by the Democratic Majority to concoct a phony crisis over three unlawfully appointed nominees to alter the rules of the Senate: “So let me sum up once what’s going on here: Senate Democrats ar

WJAC-TV reports on a "growing trend" of part-time and temporary work due to Obamacare. "Anyone working 30 or more hours under the president's Affordable Care Act is considered full-time. Some companies are reducing employees hours as a result. Obamacare regulations are just a new part of the new jobs reality, following the great recession," WJAC

SEN. CHUCK SCHUMER (D-NY): The only other point I want to make is this: some are comparing this bill to the president's health care bill. Nothing could be further from the truth. I supported the president’s health care bill, and I still do, but that was basically a Democratic effort. It had no Republican support. McCain and Schumer would not be s

REP. TREY GOWDY (R-SC): The Senate bill is not going to be voted on in the House. If I could say it in another language, I would say it in another language. Maybe our friends in the Senate would get the message. Their bill is not going to be voted on in the House of Representatives. We are going to do our own bill. Our own way. Step by step. It's b

Nevada Senator Harry Reid spoke on the Senate floor today regarding putting an end to gridlock in Washington. Below are his remarks: Last month, the Republican Leader spent a great deal of time talking about the importance of keeping one’s word. I agree Senators should keep their word. A deal is a deal. And as long as each party to

Dennis Miller talks about John Kerry sailing his yacht while Egypt boils over, the fact that the U.S. has lost its title at the fattest nation and Jets' coach Rex Ryan running with the bulls in Spain.

Charles Krauthammer, Nina Easton, and Juan Williams discuss America's options in dealing with the Egyptian revolution.

On issue after issue, Congress doesn't know anything, and it can't get anything done.

 Dan Rather, anchor and managing editor of “Dan Rather Reports” on AXS TV, talks with Rachel Maddow about a $34 million military facility constructed in Afghanistan that will never be used and whether public outrage over such waste will make Americans less patient about U.S. troop withdrawal.

In a case of "cut-off-the-nose-to-spite-the-face," the Republicans on the House Appropriations committee voted to cut the IRS budget by nearly a quarter and MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell explains just how much it will cost.