On The Daily Rundown, Chuck Todd's MSNBC show, NBC congressional correspondent Luke Russert decries the defeat in the House of the Simpson-Bowles plan.
On Morning Joe, Tina Brown says Rick Santorum is "like Judas Iscariot" for now saying he regrets having supported Arlen Specter in his 1996 presidential bid.
On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough calls George Zimmerman, the reported shooter of Trayvon Martin, a "murderer" and later describes Zimmerman as having "murdered" Martin.
On Morning Joe, as Mika Brzezinski reads a David Brooks op-ed about the shootings of civilians in Afghanistan in which Brooks spoke of "monstrous acts that shock the soul," the screen cuts for an extended time to photos of Republican Paul Ryan.
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.
