Eric Scheiner
Senior Director, MRC Video

Eric Scheiner is the Senior Director of MRC Video, and has over 20 years of experience in broadcasting, documentaries, 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.

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A Mexican reporter asked about the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution that grants Americans the right to bear arms. “Well, the Second Amendment in this country is part of our Constitution, and the president of the United States is bound by our Constitution,” President Obama said.
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NASCAR racer Dale Earnhardt Jr. said that Chevrolet’s “Volt,” a hybrid electric car, is a “good product” but the “technology isn’t there yet really to provide the consumer with something that can go a little further [in mileage] than that and do a little bit better job with that.”
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Harry Reid Asks Why Government Can't Work on Things That Help The Economy
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Harry Reid and Chuck Schumer
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A daily digest of stories on CNSNews.com for 3/2/2011.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Talks About Libya
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John Morton, the director of the Immirgration and Customs Enforcement agency today spoke at a press conference on immigration and US Customs.
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Mychal Massie – who is the chairman of Project 21, the Black Conservative Leadership Network – said he has called, e-mailed, faxed, and mailed the liberal civil rights leaders since Sept. 8 to challenge them to debate their charges of the Tea Party being racist in reaction to Glenn Beck’s “Restoring Honor” rally last fall.
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Obama Tells Governors Not to Vilify State Employees -- But Froze Federal Worker Salaries
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Democratic governors were critical of how Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is handling the showdown with the public employees union in his state, but were ambiguous about whether they could support Walker’s proposal to allow voters to approve or disapprove by referendum any pay raise for public employees – including teachers – that exceeds the rate of inflation.