Mika Brzezinski

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Once Again, Smearing Arizona; Remember Obama's "Era of Austerity?" Well, It's Over

3/3/2014 9:56 AM ET
After six years in which the federal government's public debt exploded by nearly $7 trillion, the Washington Post suggests President Obama has presided over "an era of austerity," even as liberal ...
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Pity the Fool: Celebrate April 1st with 8 Anti-Capitalist Journalists and Entertainers

4/1/2013 9:10 AM ET
These media people insult businessmen as ‘evil,’ call for the return of the guillotine and stoke class warfare.
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Seven Millionaire Journalists who Cheer For Higher Taxes

1/28/2013 3:11 PM ET
100 years after the income tax liberal anchors still support tax increases.
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Morning Joe Duo: Hurricane Will Halt Romney’s Momentum, Make Obama Look Presidential

10/29/2012 5:58 PM ET
Appearing on Monday's NBC Today, MSNBC Morning Joe co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski asserted that impending Hurricane Sandy would help Barack Obama in the election, with ...
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NBC: Romney's 'Binders' Comment Shows He 'Doesn't Have Any Leg to Stand On' With Women

10/18/2012 11:57 AM ET
Between Wednesday's Nightly News and Thursday's Today, NBC displayed an obsession with the liberal meme of attacking Mitt Romney's "binders full of women" remark during Tuesday's presidential ...
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Bloomberg’s Soda Ban Passes, After Steady Stream of Media Attacks on Soft Drinks

9/13/2012 3:06 PM ET
New York City Board of Health approves the mayor’s proposed soda ban in spite of lack of evidence regulation will lower obesity.
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Math Is Hard: People Flee Workforce, But ‘Morning Joe’ Sees ‘Good News’

9/7/2012 11:12 AM ET
Crowd in background of MSNBC morning show cheers loudly for 96,000 jobs, lowest labor force participation since Sept. 1981.
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NBC Rips GOP Budget: "Where Is the Empathy?"

4/16/2012 8:59 AM ET
NBC falsely suggests House Republicans have proposed huge “cuts” in Medicare, Medicaid and other health programs, when spending would actually increase over the next 10 years in all of those ...
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