Eric Scheiner
Director, MRCTV
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Eric Scheiner is the Director of MRCTV, and has over 20 years experience in broadcasting and video production. Beginning his broadcasting career in the First-In-The-Nation Primary state of New Hampshire, politics, government spending and constitutional issues have been a major thread through his work. Eric left New England in 2005 to host the launch of the award winning 'WYOU Interactive' program for the Pennsylvania CBS affiliate before relocating to the DC area and joining with the Media Research Center.

Eric Scheiner | February 23, 2011
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Eric Scheiner | February 23, 2011
Arne Duncan Answers CNSNews.com Question
Eric Scheiner | February 23, 2011
Today, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told the members of the media,the Presidents view on the constitutionality of DOMA.
Eric Scheiner | February 21, 2011
The House of Representatives voted to defund the United Nations’ panel on studying climate change over the weekend, after the Republican who introduced the proposal said the body had “whipped up a global frenzy” over climate change because its members were politically motivated.
Eric Scheiner | February 21, 2011
A daily digest of stories on CNSNews.com for 2/21/2011.
Eric Scheiner | February 20, 2011
Wisconsin teacher unions carry signs comparing Gov. Scott Walker to Hitler, among other disturbing images.
Eric Scheiner | February 18, 2011
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said the budget proposed by President Barack Obama could leave America with “unsustainable obligations over time.” That’s in contrast to Obama and White House officials who have argued the plan balances the budget without adding to the national debt.
Eric Scheiner | February 17, 2011
White House Science and Technology Advisor Dr. John Holdren was called to testify on climate change before Congress.
Eric Scheiner | February 17, 2011
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said on Wednesday that New Jersey can’t afford to join other states in a legal battle over the constitutionality of Obamacare and that he wants residents in his state to “get a free ride” if the U.S. Supreme Court rules in favor of the states that are suing to stop its implementation.
Eric Scheiner | February 17, 2011
Rep. Sheila Jackson-Lee (D.-Texas) told the House Judiciary Committee yesterday that the “penalty” that the health-care law enacted last year by Congress imposes on individuals who do not buy health insurance is not in fact a penalty.