Everyone's favorite wacky-uncle-slash-Vice-President did something very interesting today. He went on Meet the Press and said this about gay marriage:
Everyone's favorite wacky-uncle-slash-Vice-President did something very interesting today. He went on Meet the Press and said this about gay marriage:
On yesterday's Meet the Press, Arizona's John McCain, the crankiest Senator from the nuttiest state, told host David Gregory that Republicans might want to consider dropping this whole uterine crusade thing and focus on things that don't make people think conservatives hate women. You know you're doing something wrong…
That's Steele's response to assertions Pelosi has made, that the GOP's been taking foreign donations. "Disclose it, Nancy," he said on Meet the Press, meaning "evidence." Kinda nasty, but gender-neutral. Clearly he must've seen our complaint
Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schulz disputed on Meet The Press yesterday that this is a "Year Of The Woman." It was a rare pronouncement — in part because it came from a female elected official on a Sunday show.
On this morning's Meet The Press, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton responded to an excerpt from Sarah Palin's Going Rogue, noting that she'd "absolutely" like to sit down with Palin for a cup of coffee. Clip after the jump.
Discussing the House's passage of the health care reform bill this morning on Meet The Press, Rachel Maddow took on the Stupak Amendment, predicting that Democratic women may "revolt" if the amendment isn't eventually taken out. Clip after the jump.
Maria Shriver and White House Senior Advisor Valerie Jarrett appeared on Meet the Press this morning to kick off Shriver's "A Woman's Nation" series. Today's incredibly interesting installment focused on the changing role of women in the work force.
After weeks of fighting over death panels and other assorted GOP lies, the Politico is confirming that the Obama Administration is now backing away from a public option in coverage. One question: What exactly is everyone fighting about?