It's both sides. You can't blame one party.

To quote the president, the private sector's doing just fine.

Governor Romney wants to create jobs through the private sector. The president wants to create jobs through the public sector, through the government.

I think frankly the October surprise of this election will be the bottom falls out on President Obama's numbers and Mitt Romney will probably win a comfortable election.

The only way it goes away is if job creation in this country gets strong, and I don't know an economist who believes that will be the case.

The president basically said all those rich people, they are just doing fine.

The issue here as Jessica pointed out, philosophical. President Obama believes the way you grow the economy is having the government find reasons to hire more people.

President Obama believes that the way you grow our economy is by having the government find more reasons to hire more people. Mitt Romney believes the way you grow the economy is by having a private sector thrive so it can hire more people.

I think that's a harbinger something even bigger than this year's presidential election. And it's a harbinger for reform.

If the economy is still in a recession, it's very hard to see how Barack Obama can win re-election.

If you go back to when President Obama was elected, really on the anti-Bush, anti-Iraq mood of the country and a surge for President Obama. He has not had any good domestic election results since.

The biggest thing, in my opinion here, we should get rid of recalls. It's such a bad mechanism for good government. Doesn't matter what party you are. Run, serve your term, and take your stand when you're supposed to take your stand. And…

I have a hard time seeing big labor returning to Wisconsin this fall to put in a lot of effort for President Obama since he didn't show up there for them this year.

If you're the president you want to make it all about Mitt Romney. I think that's why they're going so hard after Bain.

Yes. And kudos to Bill. That's a very frank acknowledgment.

If you're the president, you want to make it all about Mitt Romney.

You can't avoid it, but that's what good campaigning comes down to.

If you're Governor Romney, you want to make it a referendum about how bad the economy is.