On Morning Joe, Dan Rather emphatically alleges that he is "at peace" over the Memogate fiasco that led to the end of his career. But he can't help himself from suggesting that his reputation had been destroyed by anonymous partisans employing "lies."
n her MSNBC show, chatting with chum and fellow Obama fan Tom Daschle about the anniversary of the killing of OBL, Andrea Mitchell says: "What do you think of the Republican criticism that we are politicizing it, that the White House, I should say, is politicizing it"?
On his Daily Rundown show on MSNBC, Chuck Todd accuses Republicans of being surprisingly "aggressive" in criticizing President Obama's politicization of the anniversary of the killing of Bin Laden, and claims Republicans are "ovverreacting" to the president's football spike.
On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski entreats liberal guest Sam Stein to help her debunk a devastating ad by Karl Rove's 'Crossroads' group that portrays Barack Obama as a celebrity president with a failed economic record. Stein stumbles.
During an extended appearance on Morning Joe, no one on the panel asks Dem Montana governor Brian Schweitzer about his recent allegation that Mitt Romney would have trouble attracting women voters because "his family came from a polygamy commune in Mexico."
On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski expresses frustration with Republicans making weak endorsements of Mitt Romney, saying that whenever she meets with him she comes away "excited" because he and Ann are "good people" and a "good family."
On his MSNBC show, Chuck Todd uses variations on the phrase "manufactured controversy" no fewer than eight times in dismissing the controversy around Rosen's "Ann Romney never worked a day in her life" remarks.
On Ed Schultz's MSNBC show, Terry O'Neill, President of NOW, says Ann Romney, along with Mitt, lacks "life experience" and "imagination." Dem congressman calls the Repubilcan presidential candidate Mitt "Rot-ney."
On Morning Joe, Politico's Jim VandeHei describes President Obama's Buffett rule as "complete gimmickry" and says the Obama campaign is "insanely political."
On Ed Schultz's MSNBC show, Dem state senator Nina Turner of Ohio
calls Republican elected officials 'occupiers', and says women should
'take out' such occupiers…
