Ed Schultz admits that government-controlled health care, AKA the misleadingly-named "public option," is "the first step toward single-payer."
On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski says that during her 10 years at CBS, she knew of one George W. Bush supporter.
In a sign of just how much the debate over Rush Limbaugh's NFL bid is roiling the racial landscape, after Juan Williams explained that Rush's "Barack the Magic Negro" parody was based on a column by an African-American author, a black radio talk show host told Williams to "go back to the porch."
On ESPN's "Rome Is Burning," Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports calls Rush Limbaugh a "racist, bigot" and claims he would never hire a black coach.
Olbermann: Rush Spawning Beck 'Like Spreading Syphillis'
On Hardball, riffing off the word association Rush Limbaugh did with NBC's Jamie Gangel on various politicians, Chris Matthews comes up with one of his own for Rush: "phone sex for traveling salesmen."
Analogizing Rush Limbaugh to a James Bond villian, Chris Matthews today fantasized: "at some point somebody's going to jam a CO2 pellet into his head and he's going to explode like a giant blip.
Reporting on the prospects of an ObamaCare bill in a Senate committee, NBC's Athena Jones tells Tamron Hall on MSNBC: "it looks like it's going to work out fine to pass."
The White House emails Morning Joe to tell Joe Scarborough to stop being an 'a-----e' for mocking Pres. Obama's Nobel. On another front, Joe claims Rush Limbaugh's "testicles were in a blind trust" for W.
After ripping Rush Limbaugh yesterday, Morning Joe sports reporter Fred Roggin announced today he would henceforth be keeping his mouth shut on the subject--after getting an earful from his wife.
