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Subscribe to RSS*** Thursday’s “The Daily Rundown” lineup: Obama 2012 Deputy Campaign Manager Stephanie Cutter… Florida strategy gurus Brad Todd (R) and Steve Schale (D) on what to watch for with five days left until the primary… “The Real Romney” co-author Mike Kranish of The Boston Globe… more 2012 analysis with USA Today’s Susan Page, National Review/Bloomberg View’s Ramesh Ponnuru and former Rep. Tom Perriello, D-VA, who now leads the Center for American Progress Action Fund.
*** Thursday’s “Jansing & Co” lineup: Chris welcomes Florida Senator Bill Nelson (D); NYTimes Charles Blow; Nationalmemo.com’s Joe Conason; WSJ’s Alicia Mundy on Sheldon Adelson; fmr Rep Harold Ford Jr; and Goldie Taylor.
*** Thursday’s “MSNBC’S Live with Thomas Roberts” line-up: MSNBC’s Thomas Roberts talks with Jon Ralston, Anne Kornblut, Perry Bacon, DNC Communications Dir. Brad Woodhouse, David Winston (Gingrich Campaign), Pew Hispanic Center’s Mark Lopez & The Grio’s Joy-Ann Reid.
*** Thursday’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” line-up: Watch for the [resident’s live speech at 1:00 pm ET today from Las Vegas. Andrea will also have new NBC News/WSJ poll numbers with NBC’s Chuck Todd, The Las Vegas Sun’s Anjeanette Damon, The National Journal’s Ron Fournier, and the Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart.
*** Thursday’s “News Nation with Tamron Hall” line-up: Col. Jack Jacobs on defense budget cuts, Michael Smerconish, Shari Olefson, Author of foreclosure nation on foreclosure report.
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How come no stories on the " VEGAS MOB " buying the presidency for Newt ?
And did Newt's advise to FANNY cause the "HOUSING CRISIS"?
And this is based on? The programming notes for the most part only name the guests on the shows. Not the topics that are discussed. I take it you don't watch any of the programs as they have mentioned Sheldon Adelson giving a pro-Newt superPAC $5 million for SC and another $5 million for Florida.
As for the consulting work Newt did for Fannie Mae, yes there are questions, but many of the senior advisers to Romney were lobbyists for Freddie Mac. So there are just as much questions for Romney as Newt.