CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: That's why I think the Republican approach is the wrong approach. I agree with Steve [Hayes], it shouldn't be about whether it increases the deficit or not. It's a fairly small amount of money, and that's not the core issue. The core issue is creating an entitlement. This has never been considered an entitlement. And you go dow

ANN COULTER: She apologized for making fun of children. Yes, liberals always do that to conservatives, whether it is conservative talkers, they will oust the relatives of conservative politicians, conservative pundits for sport. And it is an ugly thing when they go after the children, but that what is not what this was about. This was making fun of

LAURA INGRAHAM: Liz Cheney announces she's dropping out of her Wyoming Senate seat race, citing serious health issues have recently risen. Of course, there was the issue with her sister and some family upset about her position on gay marriage. What do you make of this? Of course she's a big neoconservative herself. GEORGE WILL: She is a neoconse

RACHEL MADDOW: The Florida Foundation for Government Accountability, this Koch brothers-affiliated group that ran the Alaska "don't enroll" campaign, and then sent its experts traveling around not just to Florida but to Oklahoma and Idaho and Mississippi and New Hampshire and Virginia, telling all those state governments to make it as hard as possi

ED HENRY: The First Lady stayed behind in Hawaii, and the White House said that was an early birthday present from the President. Does that mean he’s paying for the flight back, or are the taxpayers paying for it? JAY CARNEY: As with all personal travel, the first family will appropriately fund personal expenses, Ed, and in line with travel of

MAJOR GARRETT: You just said that the aggregate number at the end of March is less important than the demographic mix. Why is the administration backing away from the 7 million person  enrollment figure that Kathleen Sebelius, Marilyn Tavenner, and various other incarnations said was a goal, and a legitimate and reachable goal? JAY CARNEY: What

CHRIS WALLACE: Joining us now Mark Rienzi of Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, who is lead counsel for the nuns. And Ilyse Hogue, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America. Welcome to both of you. In seeking to end the injunction, the Justice Department argues that the Little Sisters can opt out of any obligation to provide birth control by simp

DAVID GREGORY: 2.1 million have signed up. The goal is 7 million by March. How do you think you realistically get there? You seem to be far behind. GENE SPERLING: First of all, there's no magic number. The key is to enroll as many people, have an exchange that's working, have a stable-- GREGORY: The secretary of Health and Human Services said

Conservative Senate candidate from Nebraska Ben Sasse suggests "leaving the lobbyists and the influence-peddlers in the East" and moving the federal capital of the United States to Nebraska. He casts the 2014 election as one where "we save the country from the establishment."

PETER HAMBY, CNN: "I talked to a former Obama White House person, just before Christmas, when Obama was sort of adrift, figuring out what to do, his poll numbers were pretty low. And he said, 'Look, the president needs to find an issue to campaign on. This is what he's good at. He's really good at campaigning. Maybe not governing,' according to thi