During her Thursday 12 p.m. EST news hour, MSNBC's Contessa Brewer referenced a Congressional Budget Office report estimating the cost of the repeal of ObamaCare at $230 billion over ten years. She wondered what would happen to unemployment if Republicans invested that $230 billion in jobs and kept the current health care legislation.
The Washington Post's Bob Woodward shot down comparisions of Speaker Boehner's induction with a Presidential Inauguration, saying that the numbers of attendees don't compare.
Tuesday's "Morning Joe" panel on MSNBC issued a warning to the ultra rich -- don't underestimate the tension within the American middle class toward the rich.
Monday's panel on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" mocked the GOP's plan to vote to repeal ObamaCare before the President's State of the Union Address.
PBS correspondent Ray Suarez praised Cuba's universal health care system during the December 21 PBS NewsHour.
MSNBC's Joe Scarborough slammed voters who place ideological concerns, "checking boxes," over political candidates who can "govern" and lead during disasters.
Hosting Lorena Gallo -- formerly Lorena Bobbitt -- on Tuesday's 10 a.m. newshour for CNN, anchor Alina Cho asked Gallo if she can now laugh about a 1993 domestic dispute, where she severed her husband's penis in response to what she claimed to be repeated spousal abuse.
CNN's Larry King got a swipe in at former Miss California Carrie Prejean before he goes off the air for good. Prejean cut her mic during a 2009 interview with King and told him he was being "inappropriate" over pressing questions he was asking.
In an end-of-year commentary, CBS's Bob Schieffer finished Sunday's "Face the Nation" summarizing the current political scene -- in verse.
ABC's "Good Morning America" interviewed a Brady handgun representative Monday, reflecting on the 2007 Virginia Tech shootings and labeling the rep "not anti-gun."
