Dem PA senatorial candidate Joe Sestak uses the trite phrase "at the end of the day" nine times in one interview with Chris Matthews.
On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski tears into Mike Barnicle for criticizing Pres. Obama's Oval Office speech on the oil spill, leading fellow panelists to say she had "castrated" and "emasculated" him.
Reacting to House Republican leader John Boehner's question as to why Pres. Obama wasn't looking for someone's "ass to kick" on the subject of out-of-control federal spending, Mika Brzezinski suggests should "just bend over."
On Morning Joe, Norah O'Donnell seems to get choked up as she describes Obama aides waking up in the middle of the night with nightmares of gushing oil.
On Morning Joe, two avid Obama supporters, Jeffrey Sachs and Donny Deutsch, express disappointment in the president's leadership.
Weekend GMA co-host Bianna Golodryga says Sarah Palin "of all people" has come to defense of Nikki Haley, the SC GOP gubernatorial primary candidate who's been hit with allegations of adultery.
The cover of Time magazine features a soccer ball that looks strikingly like the Obama logo.
An MSNBC promo for an upcoming Chris Matthews special on The Rise of the New Right juxtaposes footage of camo-clad men shooting automatic weapons with a voice-over of Matthews saying "the Tea Party is determined to take power."
On Hardball, Chris Matthews claims that Bill and Hillary Clinton, who have taken in over $100 million since leaving the White House, aren't "committed to making money."
On ESPNNEWS anchor Steve Weissman says the Duke lacrosse players accused of rape were exonerated, "but the questions remain."
