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President Barack Obama’s appearance before House Republicans on Friday has sparked a mini-movement: Why not make this a regular occurrence? Mother Jones’ David Corn and Republican blogger Mindy Finn discuss
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David Corn of Mother Jones magazine and Clarence Page of The Chicago Tribune talk with Chris Matthews about Hawaii Governor Neil Abercrombie's quest to put an end to bogus birtherism.
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Can the president continue to deliver, or will he get rolled by the new Republicans coming to town? Lynn Sweet of the Chicago-Sun Times and David Corn of Mother Jones join Hardball’s Chris Matthews to discuss. (Hardball)
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David Corn, the Washington bureau chief of Mother Jones, and MSNBC political analyst Pat Buchanan join Hardball to discuss whether the Tea Party could cost the Republican Party seats that it might normally win.
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Mother Jones’ David Corn and Salon.com’s Joan Walsh join Hardball to discuss the ‘campaign of falsehoods’ that conservatives are running against President Obama about his record and performance in the last four years. (Hardball)
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Mother Jones’ David Corn, the Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart, and Democratic strategist Krystal Ball analyze the President and his team doubling down on Mitt Romney’s record as a “job creator” while at Bain Capital.
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Mother Jones’ David Corn, the Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart, and Democratic strategist Krystal Ball challenge New York’s Cardinal Dolan for sayings the Catholic Church may have to give up helping the poor if forced to accept the birth control mandate compromise.
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Chris Matthews talks with the Huffington Post’s Howard Fineman and Mother Jones’ David Corn about President Obama’s response to Newark Mayor Cory Booker’s candid criticism of the President’s attacks on Mitt Romney’s Bain record. (Hardball)
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Mother Jones’ David Corn and the Washington Post’s Eugene Robinson join Hardball to talk about anti-Obama conservatives’ obsession with resurrecting the Rev. Jeremiah Wright controversy, and conservative claims that President Obama was never properly vetted. (Hardball)
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Mother Jones’ David Corn, Salon.com’s Joan Walsh, and the Washington Post Jonathan Capehart analyze how quickly Republicans distanced themselves from a Super PAC’s proposed character assassination of Obama.
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MSNBC Political Analyst Richard Wolffe, New York Daily News columnist S.E. Cupp, The Daily Show co-creator Lizz Winstead, and MSNBC Political Analyst David Corn join Alex Wagner and reports on conservative billionaire Joe Ricketts’ proposal to bankroll a Super PAC to attack President Obama and to rekindle controversy over his c...
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May 16: Rep. Steve Israel, D-N.Y., and Mother Jones’ David Corn join Hardball to talk about whether or not Speaker Boehner plans to resurrect last year’s debt ceiling war, and the House fight over the budget that will precede the November election.
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Mother Jones’ David Corn, GOP strategist Ron Christie, and author/journalist Richard Wolffe debate whether conflicting new polls point toward a Romney or Obama White House, and why Mitt Romney may not be thrilled with his George W. Bush endorsement.
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Peggy Noonan Schools David Corn: 'When a President Wants to Make Something Happen, He Can' - News Busters David Corn, the perilously liberal Washington bureau chief for Mother Jones, got a much-needed civics lesson from the Wall Street Journal's Peggy Noonan on CBS's Face the Nation Sunday. After Corn carped and whined about House Republicans ... David Corn: Romney, Obama and voters: It's complicated - Orange County Register Barack Obama is ahead in the polls. Then Mitt Romney is. The president is leading among women. Then the likely Republican nominee is. Romney's favorable rating is in the dumps. Presto! It's above water. The volatility of the 2012 presidential ... Balance: Lib Chris Matthews to Another Lib: How Do 'Tea Party Crackpots Keep Winning?' - News Busters
Diversity of thought on MSNBC: Liberal Chris Matthews on Wednesday talked to liberal journalist David Corn and liberal Congressman Steve Israel about the "Tea Party crackpots" and whether the GOP is trying to "sabotage" the economy in order to ... |
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