CALDWELL: What I will tell you is that their very actions will in fact jeopardize the safety of the young men and women who are serving in uniform over here and also undermine the very mission that we're trying to accomplish.

I would hope they would understand that there are second- and third-order - second-, really, and third-order effects that will occur that will affect that young man and woman who's out there on point for America, serving their nation today, because of their actions back in the United States.

CHETRY: Are you willing to have the blood of soldiers on your hands by this demonstration?

JONES: Yeah, we are actually very concerned of course. We are taking the General's words very serious. We are continuing to pray about the action on September the 11th. We are indeed very concerned about it.

CHETRY: So you're saying you might not well go through with this?

JONES: I am saying we are definitely praying about it. We have firmly made up our mind, but at the same time, we are definitely praying about it.

BREWER: We cannot afford all this illegal immigration and everything that comes with it, everything from the crime and to the drugs and the kidnappings and the extortion and the beheadings and the fact that people can't feel safe in their community.

That was an error, if I said that. I misspoke, but you know, let me be clear, I am concerned about the border region because it continues to be reported in Mexico that there's a lot of violence going on and we don't want that going into Arizona.

Delaware GOP Chairman Tom Ross noted that, while it is disappointing the Tea Party Express has not done any due diligence on Christine O'Donnell, it is our hope that they will investigate her half-truths and outright lies before squandering tens of thousands of dollars on a candidate who is not electable in Delaware or anywhere else for that matter.

BRIGGS: That is -- is possible, what it did also do was add $2.8 trillion to our deficit. At least that combined with the other stimulus and other spending measures of the Obama administration. That's over 90 percent of our GDP. Since she took over, we've added over 90 percent of our GDP to our debt.

BARBOUR: I don't know where we would have been in Mississippi after Katrina if it hadn't been with the Spanish speakers that came in to help rebuild. And there's no doubt in my mind some of them were here illegally. Some of them were, some of them weren't. But they came in, they looked for the work. If they hadn't been there - if they hadn't come and stayed for a few months or a couple years - we would be way, way, way behind where we are now.

My idea is everybody from Stanford who's from India that gets a PhD, we ought to stamp citizenship on his diploma. So instead of him going back to India and starting a business that employs 1,800 people, then he'll start a business that employs 1,800 people in Des Moines, Iowa, instead of India.

A lot of it is just common sense. And common sense tell us we're not going to take 10 or 12 or 14 million people and put them in jail and deport them. We're not gonna do it, and we need to quit - some people need to quit acting like we are and let's talk about real solutions.

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aRMEY said the president was economically ignorant and accusing Democrats of widespread voter fraud, saying it's bad votes accounted for 3 percent of elections.

"I'm tired of people being Republican all their lives and then changing parties when they die."

The 71% saying Bush should get blamed was a small decline from the 80% who felt that way about a year ago, in July 2009.

In the July 2009 poll, a third, 32%, said Obama should shoulder a great deal or moderate amount of the blame. That percentage has risen - no surprise, given that he's been in office for 20 months.

Now almost half, 48%, do. But 51% say he's dealing with problems he inherited, not created, saying he deserves not much or none of the responsibility for economic problems that include high unemployment and a faltering housing market.

There was, predictably, a big partisan divide on the question. Republicans by 4-1, 44%-10%, were more likely to give Obama a great deal of the blame than Bush. Democrats by more than 20-1 targeted Bush.

They said the former president has a great deal of the blame; just 3% said that of Obama.

HAGEL: I don't see them presenting any alternatives, any new options or any new thinking. If the Republicans get back in power, what are they going to do? There is no articulation. It's just a no no no, I'm against Obama because he's a socialist and he's taking America in the wrong direction. That's certainly an opinion, but what about you, Mr. Republican? What would you do?

PARKER: Why is being a single mother destructive? Give me a break. He sounds like an idiot. Who is he again? I don't think you necessarily have to be part of a traditional nuclear family to be a good mother. A lot of children from traditional nuclear families have really unhappy childhoods, and they have dysfunctional, distant parents who don't pay attention to them.

Also, some people don't plan on being single parents. It's not like you're sitting at home and thinking, 'Wow, I'd really like to do this by myself. I'd love to wake up six times a night and change diapers and have nobody to help me. That'd be great!'

I certainly didn't do that. I think that opinion is pretty narrow-minded. People like him - and I don't even know who he is, so this is just a guess, they usually just say shit like that for attention. He probably comes from a nuclear family and didn't get enough attention as a child.

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O'REILLY: Some of us here were discussing why the President even bothered? Downsizing of combat troops is a big story, but it has been told, so I think the President is trying to show the country that he is firmly in command of the armed forces and of his political agenda.