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Subscribe to RSS*** Tuesday’s “Daily Rundown” line-up: Former Florida Gov. Charlie Crist (I) on how Gingrich is using his name to attack Romney, today’s vote, and the road to November… Politico’s Jonathan Martin and The New York Times’ Jeff Zeleny continue their streak of TDR primary day previews live from Tampa… Rep. Xavier Becerra (D-CA) on how Democrats are handling Republican efforts to woo Hispanic voters… More 2012 analysis with Politico’s Maggie Haberman, NY1’s Errol Louis and Republican strategist Mike DuHaime.
*** Tuesday’s “Jansing & Co.” line-up: MSNBC’s Chris Jansing interviews former RNC Chairman Michael Steele, HD Net’s Dan Rather, liberal writer Joe Conason, Mother Jones’ David Corn, and Rick Tyler of the pro-Gingrich Super PAC Winning Our Future.
*** Tuesday’s “MSNBC Live with Thomas Roberts” line-up: MSNBC’s Thomas Roberts interviews Rep. Connie Mack IV (R-FL-Romney supporter), Florida Lt. Governor Jennifer Carroll, Jeff Zeleny, Erin McPike, Brad Woodhouse, and former Rep. Tom Davis.
*** Tuesday’s “NOW with Alex Wagner” line-up: Alex Wagner’s guests include Herman Cain, New York Magazine’s John Heilemann, Salon’s Steve Kornacki, TheGrio.com’s Joy-Ann Reid, Politico’s Ben White, Wes Moore, and NBC’s Chuck Todd.
*** Tuesday’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” line-up: NBC’s Andrea Mitchell interviews Small Business Administrator Karen Mills, Gingrich supporter Jose Mallea, Romney adviser Eric Fehrnstrom, Stephanie Cutter from the Obama campaign, USA Today’s Susan Page, and Bill Burton and Mark McKinnon.
*** Tuesday’s “News Nation with Tamron Hall” line-up: MSNBC’s Tamron Hall interviews DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz, FL St. Rep, and Miami-Dade Republican Party Chair Erik Fresen, GOP strategist Rick Wilson, Romney FL campaign strat Albert Martinez, Conservative radio talk show host Steve Deace, and Michael Smerconish.
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Last night I watched Rock Center with Brian Williams (which is moving to Wednesday nights, BTW).
They did a little focus group of Florida voters and asked them who they plan to vote for in the general election. It's so frustrating to me when people say things like, the economy is slow in recovering, so I think I'll vote for the Republican.
Why? So they can reinstate the same policies that got us into the financial crisis in the first place? I've listened to several Republican debates now, and they all sound like Bush-era ideologues: cut taxes in order to grow jobs (uh, tried that.) Invade a middle eastern country to keep us safe (ditto.) Remove regulations because they kill jobs (hello? Gulf oil spill.) Some people just don't think.
"Some people just don't think."
Yes, Amy, especially rigid lefty ideologues like you. Reality doesnt impact your Obama-crush, does it?
I am a Florida resident, registered DEM and I will tell you now in January 2012 that in November I am voting for whoever is the REP nominee. The govt must stop the entitlements, stop the spending, balance the budget, it is pretty "interesting" stuff.
Buck Naked Sr_— That all sounds real good ..but anyone coming into this mess will be in the same position . We are going into the 12th year or so of the failed Bush Tax Relief to Millionaires. If it works where are the jobs ? The republicans have created this whole problem making their own friends even more wealthy . The rest of us lost our homes and investments because of the republican created housing crisis and bank failures .You can thank Mitt and Newt for their expert advise on these matters .See where their leadership has gotten us .
Buck Naked is lying. He is not a registered Democrat, all you have to do is read his post and you know he's a tea people GOP republican. I get so sick of these tea people trying to claim their a Democrat then spout all the tea people GOP republican talking points verbatim. We know all you tea people can do is lie, but do you have to be so obvious about it.
mo send me your email and I will scan my Fla voter's registration card to you. it is interesting that I am a southern conservative Dem.
inps, interesting I think you should include Dodd/Frank into the conversation.
Brian Williams, who famously bowed to President Obama after a softball interview, said on NBC Nightly News that:
"The governor of Arizona with her finger in the face of the President of the United States. You don't see that often or maybe ever"...
Really? In 2006, Brian Williams didnt bow to Presdient Bush, rather he stood in his face and wagged his finger and used attack lines from a far left professor calling Bush an uncaring patrician.
...NBC is an Obama poodle.
Amy, you are correct. I really don't think Pres. Obama will have any trouble beating any of these candidates as it stands now. The more they air their dirty laundry, the more they look like fools. I'm sure people really don't want to go back to things as they were under Republicans. Everyone now is just frustrated, epecially the ones that have not found work yet. Things are starting to improve, maybe not as fast as people would like but improve none the less. I hope people will vote straight Democrat this election.
West Virginia is in the GOP column, already.
"Things are starting to improve"
Slowest recovery form a recession in , what, 60 years?
And your hero Obama takes no responsibility for that, at all?
Interesting Bob, you can call a state for the tea people nine months before the election.
Even if WV goes Republican, I am a Democrat and will vote a straight ticket. Amen!
The gop only represents the rich and are the party of no to the middle class and poor. Buy American made Obama in 2012.