On the Melissa Harris-Perry show, Paul Raushenbush, an ordained American Baptist minister and a Huffington Post religion editor, argues against executing Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev because in 20 years he might become "a spokesperson for reconciling Islam with America."
On Morning Joe, Donny Deutsch declares that the string of scandals surrounding Hillary "really, really puts a dent in her candidacy and I really believe people are going to want to turn the page on Hillary Clinton." In contrast, Deutsch depicts Rubio as the candidate that people strongly associate with the future, making his candidacy "easy to manage. All he's got to say is 'future, future,…
Even by James Carville standards, this was bizarre. Toward the end of his appearance on the Ed Schultz show, the strange Cajun calls Clinton Cash author Paul Schweizer "this anti-Disney, gay bike bar Glenn Beck or whatever this guy is."
On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough, Jeremy Peters and Mika Brzezinski criticize Howard Dean for attacking the authors of stories exposing Hillary and Bill Clinton's financial dealings rather than discussing the substance of the allegations.
On With All Due Respect, Mark Halperin says that NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio "may be playing a more dangerous game than he realizes" by failing so far to endorse Hillary Clinton.
On With All Due Respect, Hillary's New Hampshire campaign co-chair William Shaheen boasts that he could say where Hillary stands on 10 different issues. But when asked where she stands on the Keystone Pipeline and the Trans Pacific trade deal, Shaheen has to sheepishly admit that he doesn't know where Hillary stands on either issue.
On MSNBC, trying to defend Hillary Clinton against the charges contained in Clinton Cash, MSNBC contributor Dorian Warren says it's possible that Bill Clinton was running "serious game" on foreigners that were funneling money to him on the assumption that it would influence HIllary as Secretary of State, taking their money but never mentioning it to Hillary.
On Face the Nation, when Bob Schieffer wonders why the Democrats have only fielded one presidential candidate, Dana Milbank suggests to Schieffer that he should run.
MSNBC political correspondent Kasie Hunt praises Marco Rubio's performance at a New Hampshire Republican candidate summit..
On Morning Joe rather than discussing the implications of Hillary Clinton kicking off her campaign by handpicking the "everyday Americans" she spoke with at her first event in Iowa, Howard Dean disses the Daily Mail, the source of the story.
Scoffs Dean: "it's the Daily Mail. Why would you believe this?" He also says it's possible that the Daily Mail "made up" the story.
