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Subscribe to RSS*** Wednesday’s “Daily Rundown” line-up: Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) on the increase in military suicides… Sen. John Barrasso (R-WY) on what Republicans plan to do about health care wants SCOTUS makes its move… One of us (!!!) on the Arizona results and more… NBC’s Richard Engel with the latest on Syria… More 2012 headlines with AP’s Liz Sidoti, Priorities USA Action’s Bill Burton and former Gov. Bob Ehrlich (R-MD).
*** Wednesday’s “Jansing & Co.” line-up: MSNBC’s Chris Jansing interviews Rep. Ted Deutch (D-FL); the Washington Post’s Ruth Marcus, Salon.com’s Steve Kornacki, financial analyst Henry Blodget; personal finance advisor Jean Chatzky, GOP strategist Joe Watkins, Dem strategist Karen Finney, and Forbes’ Meghan Casserly.
*** Wednesday’s “MSNBC Live with Thomas Roberts” line-up: MSNBC’s Thomas Roberts talks to the Washington Post’s Dana Milbank, GOP strategist Susan Del Percio, and Dem strategist Keith Boykin on 2012; Richard Engel on Hillary Clinton calling out Syria; the Boston Globe’s Glen Johnson on Romney’s record in Massachusetts; Jimmy Salvia on GOP and LGBT issues; and Michael Hadani/Long Island University on study showing inverse relationship between companies political donations and their financial success.
*** Wednesday’s “NOW with Alex Wagner” line-up: Alex Wagner’s guests include former Bush Communications Director Nicolle Wallace, the Daily Beast’s Patricia Murphy, MSNBC Political Analyst Richard Wolffe, New York Times Magazine Editor Hugo Lindgren, Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards, and Vanity Fair Contributing Editor Sarah Ellison
*** Wednesday’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” line-up: NBC’s Andrea Mitchell interviews Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH), USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah, the Washington Post’s Chris Cillizza, Billie Jean King, and author Frances Osbourne.
*** Wednesday’s “News Nation with Tamron Hall” line-up: MSNBC’s Tamron Hall interviews Time magazine’s Rana Farohaar on Dimon’s testimony on the Hill, the Chicago Sun-Times’ Lynn Sweet, Michael Smerconish, and PA attorney general candidate and former Lachawanna prosecutor Kathleen Kane on Sandusky.
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"Black people don't vote the issues", so said the Rev. Joe Watkins during the '08 campaign. I wonder what he tells his congregation now......God forgives you Joe!
Of course Romney is not going to say anything to Obama's' FOURTH REICH news media because all they will do is edit Romney's words to their own liking and twist the truth around and then display the edited segment on the socialist Sharon Maddow and Ed show.
there is no ethics in the main stream media and most Americans know that.
Main stream is so wrapped up in supporting the one party even when the Administration is ruining the nation and undermining our constitutional freedom and rights.
SOCIALIST LIBERALS band together whether it is right or wrong- Fortunately many Clinton democrats are separating themselves from this administration because they care about the welfare of our country and the American way of life
Uh, it's RACHEL Maddow... and she's not a socialist.
A great analogy---Dean Smith (Romney) knew he had the best team and want the three blind mice (The refs) in Smith case to beat him. Romney has the same concern. The three blind mice---ABC NBC CBS.
Of course Romney can have his message dispensed by that bastion of right-wing truthiness, Fox news.
If you don't like FOX NEWS don't watch it. Watching various news stations gives you a better idea of what is happening. But sort it out, they all have their own views and very few people like all they hear from just one news agency.
Why would anyone, except for maybe Obama, go on MSNBC, & CNN, it would be a waste of time. Neither network has many viewers. Those that keep complaining the Romney won't go on MSNBC & CNN, Obama won't go on FOXNEWS.
Obama has been on Fox News many times. Romney not only refuses to go on MSNBC or CNN, but he even refuses to talk to real journalists on Fox because they'll ask the hard questions.
I`m not sure what most of these comments have to do with running out the clock. If this campaign were a football game, we`d still be in the first half. The second half won`t come until after the conventions. The GOP keeps using the same talking points they used when I was a boy, and I`m 80+. I have heard every president back to Hoover speak on radio or TV, and they have all slipped on a word occasionally. After all, they are human beings, not a super race. In fact, most of the men who have served were not really built for the office. Fortunately for us, some did manage to live up to it. I favor Obama because he is intelligent, human (without being crude), and a loving family man.