Ian Hanchett | December 13, 2012
On today's edition of Daily Rundown, Chuck Todd predicted that Governor Chris Christie's medical records will be 2016's version of Mitt Romney's tax returns. Chris Cillizza of the Washington Post argued that Christie's weight was completely relevant to his presidential prospects, and Chuck Todd agreed. 
Ian Hanchett | December 13, 2012
 A massive fight broke out in Ukraine's parliament yesterday. The UK's  Daily Telegraph caught the incident on camera. One of the members of parliament delivered what the Wall Street Journal described as "maybe the most vigorous punch to the groin ever caught on camera." The punch can be seen around the 1:05 mark. HT Drudge  
Ian Hanchett | December 13, 2012
 Current TV host Cenk Uygur came unhinged on the issue of gun control during a discussion with gun rights advocate Alan Gottlieb.  After his “facts” were beaten by Gottlieb Ungur argued that Gottlieb believed that gang members should own guns and that Iran should have a nuclear weapon. Finally, Uygur screamed “rights my ass!” and “you want to make killing more efficient” at Gottlieb. HT Fox…
Ian Hanchett | December 13, 2012
 Speaker Boehner took a page from Paul Ryan’s playbook, using a graph created by the House Budget Committee to highlight the Republican case that the federal government has a spending problem, not a revenue problem.  He accused the president of a lack of seriousness on spending, and used the graph to demonstrate why he believes the revenue increases proposed by President Obama will not deal with…
Ian Hanchett | December 13, 2012
Andy Sullivan, a union advocate, defended the union thug who attacked Stephen Crowder. Sullivan accused Crowder of provoking the assault and accused Crowder of overhyping the attack on the AFP tent. Crowder did not kindly to this, and issued a verbal beatdown to Sullivan.
Ian Hanchett | December 13, 2012
 MRCTV and CNSNews.com's government carol "The 12 Ways of Spending" was featured on Fox & Friends this morning. Anchor Brian Kilmeade interviewed Eric Scheiner, senior video producer for CNSNews.com, was interviewed about the new take on the Christmas classic.  
Ian Hanchett | December 12, 2012
Chris Matthews began tonight's episode of Hardball by alledging that the media covered for Republicans in the last election to appear fair. He criticized the media for failing to bash the "far right." Matthews then congratulated himself for attacking Republicans by playing a montage of himself bashing conservatives. Chris Matthews honestly believes that he is the only truth-teller and that…
Ian Hanchett | December 12, 2012
MSNBC contributor Goldie Taylor stated that the criticism of Jamie Foxx for his joke about the greatness of killing white people was merely anger over a black president. Taylor then argued that accurately quoting Foxx was catering to racists who wanted to kill President Obama. 
Ian Hanchett | December 12, 2012
Barbara Walters asked New Jersey Governor Chris Christie if he was too overweight to be president. Governor Christie flatly dismissed the question, but Walters defended her question on today's edition of Good Morning America. HT Washington Examiner
Ian Hanchett | December 12, 2012
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke stated that the Fed will keep the interest rates extremely low until unemployment drops to 6.5%, a switch from the previous interest rate determinations based on date. However, he stated that the Fed may not raise the rates after unemployment hits that number. Bernanke predicted that unemployment would not drop below 6.5% until mid-2015, and that inflation…