September 15, 2010 Archives

September 15, 2010 Archives

Christie To Public Unions: You'll Be Thanking Me

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R-NJ) on efforts to rein in spending on state's bloated retirement budget. "We are teetering toward insolvency if we don't deal with these long term obligations that the state has. Now, I know there are some public workers who aren't happy about this today, but what I tell all of them is 'you may not like thi

Biden On GOP: "No Moderates Need Apply"

"But the truth is that-- it's real tough for the Republican Party. It really-- it's kind of hung on a shingle. You know, no moderates need apply. It's sort of spawned a-- I don't know-- a tone in politics that is-- not helpful. To getting things done. And we're a moderate state. And we thank God we have a really first rate candidate," Vice Presi

Steele On Attacking O'Donnell: "Stop It, Stop It"

RNC Chair Michael Steele on those who criticize Harry Reid: "I don't know if she can win until we try. How can you claim defeat before you attempt victory? This makes no sense. It makes no sense. So stop it. Stop it."



RCP's Tom Bevan: Dems Running Away From Tax Cuts

RealClearPolitics' Tom Bevan talks about extending the Bush tax cuts.

Obama: GOP Wants To Hold Middle Class "Hostage" For Rich Tax Cuts

President Obama blasted Republicans today for insisting that George W. Bush-era tax cuts be extended for wealthy Americans, thereby delaying an agreement to extend them for the middle class. "Once again, the leaders across the aisle are saying no," Obama said in brief remarks after a Cabinet meeting. "They want to hold these middle-class tax cu

DeMint: "I Don't Want The Majority Back If We Don't Believe Anything"

Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC) on why he's backing outsiders over establishment candidates.



DE-Sen: Coons Says Obama Has "Done A Good Job"

MSNBC: Chris Coons, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate from Delaware, joins Hardball’s Chris Matthews to discuss his showdown with tea party-supported candidate Christine O’Donnell.

Gibbs: O'Donnell Not In The "Mainstream"

"Comments like that probably led to her losing two-to-one in Delaware in 2008 and obviously is why you have people in the Republican Party structure in Delaware saying that she will be hard to elect because her views are outside the mainstream," Robert Gibbs said at Wednesday's press briefing.

NV-Sen: Angle Hits Reid Over Helping Illegals

Sharron Angle: This ad highlights Harry Reid's record of opposing Arizona's new illegal immigration bill and giving special tax breaks to illegal aliens.



Pelosi Talks About Having "Same, Big Majority"

Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she is confident of the "caliber" of her candidates.

Kaine: Tea Party Has Created "Civil War" For GOP

DNC Chairman Tim Kaine says the GOP message is "moderates keep out, moderates not welcome."

Scarborough On O'Donnell Win: "I Blame Sarah Palin"

Republican Joe Scarborough says he agrees with Karl Rove over the O'Donnell win in Delaware.



Rove: O'Donnell Win More About Castle Than Her

"One thing Christine O'Donnell is now going to have to answer in the general election that she didn't have to answer in the primary is her own checkered background," Karl Rove said.

O'Reilly: Say Goodbye To Proposed Ground Zero Mosque

Bill O'Reilly: Millions of Americans are suspicious of [Imam] Rauf's intentions and this just adds fuel to the fire.

Maddow Uses Vintage Footage Of O'Donnell Discussing Masturbation

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow plays video from 1996 of Christine O'Donnell speaking out against masturbation.

Krauthammer: Dems Have No Intention To Vote For Tax Cuts

Dr. Charles Krauthammer says Republicans are going to try to have a tactical vote on extending the Bush tax cuts.

Palin To "The Machine" Member Karl Rove: "Buck Up"

"Well, bless his heart. We love our friends there in the machine that the expert politicos -- those who say the GOP nominee is unelectable or that they're not gonna even try. Well, I say 'buck up,'" Sarah Palin said on FOX News Channel.

Olbermann: Another GOP Whistleblower Shows Support For Obama

Former Florida GOP Chairman Jim Greer expressed his regret for opposing President Barack Obama’s back-to-school speech last year, claiming the GOP has "racist views."

Colmes: Do Conservatives "Hate Republicans"?

Alan Colmes on rise of Tea Party-backed candidates.


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