DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz faces criticism from her own party.
S.E. Cupp says that Obama's foreign policy is to not be George W. Bush but he has not carved out a policy of his own.
Maria Cardona says if President Obama delaying executive action helps keep democrats in control of the Senate, then it's good for immigration reform long term.
San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro is coming to Washington. Our panel weighs in on what it might mean for him and 2016.
Anita Dunn, Newt Gingrich and Amy Walter on the Kentucky and Georgia primaries and whether tea party power is waning.
On the 4th anniversary of Obamacare, taking a look at its short term progress and where it's headed next.
From left, right and center, our panelists all agree that Rand Paul is the most "interesting" candidate for 2016.
Dan Balz, Mark Leibovich, Mark Halperin, Newt Gingrich and Candy weigh in on Obama's rocky year and his approval ratings.
CNN Crossfire host Newt Gingrich talks with Candy about backlash from critics over a post regarding Nelson Mandela.
CNN Crossfire Host Newt Gingrich and State of the Union panelists reflect on the 2012 presidential election and Romney's campaign.
Gingrich: "We fought a very hard fight. I was very clear about what I thought about his tactics. And I think in the absence of an enormous financial advantage, he wouldn't have been nominee. And he ended up in the end about as we said he would. He didn't have the personality and he didn't have the ability to take on a guy of the caliber of Barack Obama and win the campaign."