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On the Radar: July 28, 2011Legacy: On The Radar |
The Skeptics vs the Cynics: And when it’s tough to make the distinctionGwen's Take I am a great champion of the notion that it helps to be skeptical, but hurts to be cynical. But weeks like this one make it tough to distinguish between the two. Because I strive to maintain my balance, I toss these examples over to you, dear readers: BREAKING: Rep. Eric Cantor (R-Va.) walks out of Vice President Biden’s budget talks. “We've reached the point where the dynamic needs to change," Mr. Cantor said. "It is up to the president to come in and talk to the speaker.”
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On the Radar: June 20, 2011Legacy: On The Radar |
June 17, 2011Weekly Show Analysis of the 2nd GOP Presidential debate, and a new fact check feature “Just the Facts.” Plus, details of VP Biden’s negotiations on raising the debt ceiling. Also, the Pentagon and Defense Dept post-Robert Gates & controversy over the US involvement in Libya. Joining Gwen: Michael Duffy, Time; Nancy Youssef, McClatchy Newspapers; Dan Balz, Washington Post; and Jim Barnes, National Journal. |
On the Radar: June 15, 2011Legacy: On The Radar |
On the Radar: June 14, 2011Legacy: On The Radar |
On The Radar: April 25, 2011Legacy: On The Radar |
April 22, 2011Weekly Show With gas prices on the rise, an S&P report lowering America's credit outlook, continuing debate over the deficit and a stalemate in Libya, President Obama’s approval numbers have declined just at the moment he launched his reelection campaign. Joining Gwen tonight: David Wessel/Wall Street Journal; Coral Davenport/ National Journal; Dan Balz/ Washington Post and Martha Raddatz/ABC News. |
Confidence, Conviction and Campaign 2012Gwen's Take I once covered a politician who was a very certain man. He remained convinced throughout his public career that he knew best – certainly better than any naysayer, political opponent or reporter. His certainty got things done, but you had to accept that his priorities and values were the correct ones. He acted first and accepted – but did not welcome -- questions later. He was a Democrat, but only because that’s how you got elected in Baltimore. And he was unwavering. |
On the Radar: April 18, 2011Legacy: On The Radar |
