On Morning Joe, presidential candidate Rick Santorum has a testy exchange with Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough in which Santorum accuses Scarborough of, like much of the media, trying to "pigeonhole" him on the issue of contraception and religious freedom.
On MSNBC's "Ed Show," Howard Dean says it's conceivable that in a presidential race about Barack Obama, Mitt Romney could carry fewer states than Barry Goldwater did in 1964.
On Morning Joe, Al Sharpton says of Alabama: "it's against the law to organize unions here."
On Morning Joe, Mark Halperin, while claiming "it's not a partisan thing," says that "Romney's campaign has the worst relationship with the media of any major candidate I've covered."
On Morning Joe, Tom Brokaw calls George H.W. Bush 'the most under-rated modern president of our time."
MarkF | February 29, 2012 Michael Steele appears to be dozing when camera cuts to him on Morning Joe.
MarkF | February 28, 2012 On Morning Joe, Bill Keller, former executive editor of the New York Times and now an op-ed columnist there, says of Rick Santorum that "sometimes Santorum sounds like he's creeping up on a Christian version of Sharia law."
MarkF | February 27, 2012 On Morning Joe, Andrea Mitchell expresses concern that President Obama might be punished by voters over the mess in Afghanistan and rising gasoline prices, despite the fact that the president has "so little control" over those matters. Dem Sen. Dick Durbin says people like Obama's solution to higher oil prices: eliminating tax breaks for oil companies. How this will do anything but increase…
MarkF | February 26, 2012 On his MSNBC show Chris, Hayes advises conservatives to call the war that President Bush led against Iraq "criminal."
MarkF | February 23, 2012 In an MSNBC "Lean Forward" promo, Tamron Hall is seen standing in front of a military jet as she says she's been angered and saddened by the use of patriotism and military families as political pawns.