March 7, 2012 Archives

March 7, 2012 Archives

Obama Protesting At Harvard In 1990

Barack Obama is seen here speaking in support of Harvard Professor Derrick Bell at a 1990 protest for more diversity on the law school's faculty.Via BuzzFeed:Bell was the first black tenured professor at the school, and a pion

Santorum: Romney "Thinks He's Now Ordained By God" To Win

Rick Santorum to reporters in Kansas: "If the governor thinks he’s now ordained by God to win, then let’s just have it out."

Breitbart Editors On The Obama Harvard Race Video

Breitbart.com releases complete footage from Harvard rally hidden by president's allies. Ben Shapiro and Joel Pollak discuss.



Lottery Winner Still On Food Stamps: "I'm Not Working"

Amanda Clayton still getting food stamps in MI after winning lottery last fall. From WDIV.

Jackson Lee, Schakowsky Refuse To Condemn Bill Maher

REPORTER: Congresswoman, quick question. I know you’ve been outspoken about Rush Limbaugh; in light of Bill Maher’s comments that Sarah Palin is a “cunt” and “dumb twat,” are you going to call on Obama’s Super PAC to return the million dollars they got from Bill Maher? And if not, why not? (source:

"Special Report" Panel On Obama's Iran Message

The panel gives their take on President Obama's message to Iran after his press conference on Tuesday afternoon.



Wagner: Obama Will Beat Romney With "Death By A Thousand Hugs"

Chris Matthews, Howard Fineman and Alex Wagner talk about  Romney's position on health care and why Romney's rivals haven't been able to beat him on it. They believe Obama will credit Romney with the idea for Obama's health care reform and paint him as a flip-flopper.

Chris Matthews To Sharpton: The Right Thinks Obama Is An "Interloper"

It didn't take long for the panel of MSNBC's primetime hosts to breakout the race card during their coverage of Super Tuesday results. After Mitt Romney's speech, "Hardball" host Chris Matthews seem agitated that the Rep

MSNBC Hosts Grieve Over Kucinich Loss In Ohio

"That's amazing," a shocked Rachel Maddow reacted to the news that Dennis Kucinich lost his primary race on Super Tuesday. Kucinich lost his district after Ohio redrew their Congressional lines, leaving him to run in a nearby district against an incumbent Democrat. "That means that there's not going to be a Dennis Kucinich in Congress anymore, w




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