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Subscribe to RSS*** Friday’s “The Daily Rundown” line-up: President Obama’s CEA Chairman Alan Krueger and Moody’s Mark Zandi on the job numbers… NRCC Chairman Rep. Pete Sessions (R-TX) on the GOP’s outlook for the House and what next year’s Congress could get done depending on who wins the White House… NBC’s Luke Russert with a deep dive into the tough reelection fight for Rep. Michelle Bachmann (R-MN) and more campaign trail news with the Washington Post’s Ruth Marcus, msnbc’s Melissa Harris-Perry and Republican strategist Phil Musser.
*** Friday’s “Jansing & Co.” line-up: MSNBC’s Chris Jansing, anchoring from Grove City, OH interviews Erin McPike and Jonathan Alter, awaiting the president’s speech during the hour. Also, Jen Psaki will join us. Greg Ip and Jim Tankersly remark on the job numbers. And the Columbus Dispatch’s John Vardon is with us.
*** Friday’s “MSNBC Live with Thomas Roberts” line-up: MSNBC ‘s Thomas Roberts interviews The Washington Post’s Dana Milbank, former Biden economic adviser Jared Bernstein, CNBC Contributor Ron Insana and Republican Strategist Susan Del Percio.
*** Friday’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” line-up: NBC’s Andrea Mitchell interviews Labor Secretary Hilda Solis, Romney campaign Economic Policy Advisor Vin Weber, Fmr. PA Gov. Ed Rendell, Charlie Cook, The Washington Post’s Chris Cillizza, NBC’s Richard Engel and Katy Tur.
*** Friday’s “News Nation with Tamron Hall” line-up: MSNBC’s Tamron Hall interviews the Washington Post’s Anne Kornblut, David Goodfriend, Zachary Karabell and NBCnews.com’s national affairs writer Tom Curry on Sandy’s effect on voting
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A good day to be a liberal. Come on people. The President has worked hard to put us on the right path. We need to get his back by showing up and voting on election day and making sure our neighbors and friends who support the President show up also. We can't let a senior Ken dall look alike take the credit for all the hard work the president has already done. Get out and vote. Work phones. Work precincts. Word hard for our President and we will succeed come election day.
a good day for a liberal ? is a sad day for all Americans, obama is a total failure, doesn't matter how you liberals try to mis-shape what's going on- the actions of obama & his co-harts speak loulder that any amount of words, lies, & twisted statements. OBAMA IS TOAST !
47,000,000 on food stamps and 23,000,000 un/under employed. Our economy needs new leadership.
Romney/Ryan for a Strong America
When John Kerry ran against George W. Bush, the Republicans attacked Kerry as a "flip flopper," and accused him of inflating his war record.
This time, The Republicans nominated the mother of all flip floppers, Willard the Weathervane, the Vietnam era war supporter who spent the war years in France. Maybe the entire Republican Party is core-less. Do they have any principles beside bigotry and greed?
if romney is the mother of all flip-floppers, then obama is the mother of all liars, so now what ?
The Obama recovery in a nutshell:
According to statistics compiled by the Republican side of the Senate Budget Committee. "For Every Person Added to Jobs Rolls Since January 2009, 75 People Added To Food Stamp Rolls."
And you still believe the republican side of the Senate budget committee is going to tell you the truth? They haven't told the truth in four years. Why on earth would they start now when they know you believe their lies Bob?
BTW Bob: Republicans don't rely on statistics, they don't like statistics.
Bob - hate to let you in on a little secret - but there are very few of us who put much faith in the republican side of the senate or what they report. Lying is their game, money is why they play the game, and in all honesty they could care less about this country or the working class which makes it great.
The only people I personally know on foodstamps, vote Republican because they think Obama is a "socialist." It's true!
Politics makes hypocrites out of so many people. Red States decrying federal spending, for example, when they take a larger slice of the pie than the Blue States. The irony never stops.
Obama lied to get where he's at, and now he thinks he has enough Zombies that he will just remain where he's at with out accomplishing any of the goals he said he would. Obama did hand out a lot of free stuff to a lot of people, that's how obama built his army of voters, what I have dooley named "zombies". obama didn't quite get enough zombies to support his re-run and so obama won't get a second term.
All politicians lie, it's no secret, I guess it boils down to how much they lie, or how much truth is there in the lies that they tell. You have to face the fact that a politician will fill the seat and be the president. So how or what do you use as a measuring stick ? From what I have found out about both obama & Romney, I have a lot more respect for Romney that I do 0bama. For one thing Romney is pro America, successful in business, successful as a governor, knows how to creat a busness that will be profitable, proven that he can work accross party lines, all in all Romney will make a better president, no body is perfect, but obama has too much baggage too sort out.
Bloomberg is the one person who should be hung out to dry, today, as I type these words their are millions of New Yorkers who don't have a dry place to sit, nothing to eat, only the clothes on their backs, can't buy gas, the streets are full of the storms aftermath, wrecked cars, boats, streets, homes, it's a nightmare, no one has showed up to help, except in the metropolitan area's of Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, the out lying area's have not been touched by any one yet, and Bloomberg after he did his dog & pony show, says that the N Y Marathon will go on because it's important that we carry the tradition forward and brings in millions also. The city is diverting policemen from the disaster area to the Marathon, putting gas opp. generaters to lite and warm tents for the runners, that's insane, What about the millions of people who at this very moment don't have anything ?