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Subscribe to RSS*** Tuesday’s Daily Rundown’s line-up: Delaware Atty. Gen. Beau Biden (D) on the gun fight and the Inauguration… Wilson Center President and former Rep. Jane Harman (D-CA) on today’s vote in Israel… More on the new NBC/WSJ poll numbers related to the Roe v. Wade anniversary with Republican pollster Kristen Soltis, EMILY’s List’s Stephanie Schriock and the Washington Post’s Nia-Malika Henderson in the Gaggle.
*** Tuesday’s “Jansing & Co.” line-up: MSNBC’s Chris Jansing talks to Rep. Allyson Schwartz, Carrie Budoff Brown and Andy Kroll about Obama’s second term, the debt ceiling and the Benghazi investigation; Michael Beschloss gives his thoughts the inauguration; Margie Omero and Myra Miller look at the President’s surprise move to put the environment and climate change under the spotlight; longtime NARAL head Kate Michelman examines the changes in abortion views forty years after Roe v. Wade; and Karen Tumulty looks at how much President Obama is aging in office compared to his predecessors.
*** Tuesday’s “MSNBC Live with Thomas Roberts” line-up: MSNBC’s Thomas Roberts interviews Inaugural Poet Richard Blanco, Rep. Gwen Moore (D-WI), NARAL Pres. Nancy Keenan, Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT), TSGt Jennifer Norris and Fmr. Sgt David Hall of the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network. Today’s Power Panel includes: TheGrio.com’s Joy-Ann Reid, Ben Labolt and Mark McKinnon.
*** Tuesday’s “NOW with Alex Wagner” line-up: Alex Wagner’s guests include former RNC Chair Michael Steele, EJ Dionne, Time’s Michael Scherer, and Planned Parenthood’s Cecile Richards.
*** Tuesday’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” line-up: NBC’s Andrea Mitchell interviews Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ) , Human Rights Campaign Pres. Chad Griffin, the Washington Post’s Chris Cillizza and David Ignatius, Time’s Michael Duffy, The Cook Political Report’s Amy Walter, Susan B. Anthony List Pres. Marjorie Dannenfelser and Attorney Sarah Weddington, who argued Roe v. Wade.
*** Tuesday’s “News Nation with Tamron Hall” line-up: MSNBC’s Tamron Hall interviews Democratic strategist Chris Kofinis, The Atlantic’s Molly Ball, Michael Smerconish, PJ Crowley, and the NY Time’s Eric Schmitt.
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people are complaining because Obama didn't talk about compromise, he tried compromise for 4 yrs., it didn't work then and he knows it won't work now. Tea baggers don't compromise, they look out for #1 uno, themselves. No one can compromise with them. How do you compromise with someone who won't even believe your an American, and watch, they will still fight for themselves, not us. Judy Hewes
How do you compromise with a side who believes they are always right without exemption and refuse to have it any other way than their own (dictatorial)? ACA ring a bell? My way and NOW. We can worry about what it means later.
And it seems to me the fiscal cliff deal was a bit of an example of compromise. Obama just didn't get his "over $250K: base.
When you're always right you're always right Talk to the Hand. Deal with it. I know it's hard always being wrong.
This is fun, you republicans make it so easy.
Posted once but for your edification:
Translation: We never act absolutely – the GOP does. We never employ spectacle politics – the GOP does. We never name-call – the GOP does. We are known for action; the GOP does nothing but get in the way. We don’t need to think through our legislation carefully and weigh all the potential outcomes – because we’ll be long gone by the time the negative aspects are obvious to everyone. We will shove our agenda down the throats of the American people, because we know what’s best for them, despite the fact that our hallmark legislation (Obamacare) has been woefully unsuccessful at stopping the rise of insurance premiums.
The new strateg for the liberal left President will be no compromise - my way or the highway. During his first term he was the great divider; this term Biden will negotiate with the right since he caves big-time in negotiations, while he will continue to campaign his policy points to the people.
The strategy will be to place his will over those who will disagree with him, or his policies.
Along with this should come far greater divides, further disagreements will be due to race which isn't a fair statement, and the nation will continue to further the Progressive - LIBERAL - view to keep the nation dedicated to big government for their monthly dole.
It is a shame how the liberals choose to govern by division while blaming the right for everything that the left has created.
Obama tried the hands across the aisle approach only to have his had slapped several times. Now he realizes that didn't work and he needs to be more firm in his demands from Congress. Remember the 112th Congress did less than most in history and certainly less than any in recent history. They were too busy obstructing and making fools of themselves. The People made our voices heard in reelecting Pressident Obama and turning out some of the extremists. I believe even more of the extremists will be ousted in 2014 as well and finally we can get the business of this country done.