Concluding his speech at the gathering in Tucson honoring the victims of the shootings, Pres. Obama said "here on this earth we place our hands over our hearts."
On his MSNBC show, Ed Schultz suggests Sarah Palin used the term "blood libel" to describe the way she was falsely accused of being responsible for the Arizona shootings "as an appeal to an extreme Christian conservative base for 2012."
On Morning Joe, Mark Halperin praises the handling of the aftermath of the Arizona shootings by the media and politicians, but condemns Fox News and conservatives pundits for not turning other cheek to criticism.
On his MSNBC show, Ed Schultz accuses Fox News of inciting political violence and justifies his own heated rhetoric as necessary to combat Fox's supposed dishonesty.
Appearing on Fox News Sunday, Rep. James Clyburn, third in the Dem House leadership, tied the Arizona shootings to the statement by former Nevada GOP senatorial candidate Sharron Angle about "Second Amendment remedies."
On The Ed Show, guest Lionel says that during Super Bowl interview, Pres. Obama will "come as close to" making a gelding [castrating] Bill O'Reilly "as you're going to get."
Chris Matthews makes snide comments about hi MSNBC colleague Joe Scarborough exercising his privilege as a former congressman to walk on the House floor during the session in which John Boehner is elected Speaker.
On his MSNBC show this evening, Ed Schultz asserts that corporations donate 1000 times more money to political campaigns than unions do.
ABC Political Director Amy Walters warns Republicans against challenging ObamaCare.
On Morning Joe, Savannah Guthrie says: ""I know the president looks at [middle-class tax cuts] as a moral issue."