Hey all – enjoy this clip from last week’s appearance* on Russia Today. It’s long, so if you want to skip to our piece, fast forward to minute 47:00 – 58:08.

*Check out the crazy hairstyles the awesome makeup woman gave us before the show!

Peter was on MSNBC last week discussing the future of the tea party movement. Check it out.

Late last week, I was on The Alyona Show, which airs on Russia Today. I was debating the shifting media landscape. The clip is below. I start right around minute 17:00 through the end of the clip. Enjoy!

I was on MSNBC yesterday with Politics Daily writer Matt Lewis discussing former President Clinton and his role in the current political scene.

Scott McClellan Speaks Out [LINK]

Rove Calls McClellan A “Left-Wing Blogger” [LINK]

Bush Re-Elect eCampaign Director:”McClellan Savaged For Saying What Everyone Knows To Be True” [LINK]

CNN’s Jessica Yellin Says “Network Execs Killed Critical White House Stories” [LINK]

Murdoch: “I Think Obama Will Win… [LINK]

Rendell Doesn’t Think Clinton Can Win [LINK]

Sen. Coburn Not Happy With Obama [LINK]

NPR: Mich. Democrats Offer Plan To Restore Delegates [LINK]

Media Plays Up DNC “Chaos” This Saturday [LINK]

Delegate Dilemma…Seat Half? [LINK]

Pelosi’s Crystal Ball [LINK]

TIME: Team McCain Ready for Prime Time? [LINK]

“We have two factions of media in Boston. On the one hand, we have the Hillary-loving, Ted Kennedy apologists. And on the other, we have the liberals.”

-Gov. Mitt Romney (R-MA), speaking at the annual Robert L. Bartley dinner hosted by the American Spectator

He’s right. Just click the Salon ad to read.

“This is, if nothing else, an act of personal courage.”
– ABC’s Brian Ross, on Pres. Bush visiting Pakistan, “Nightline,” 3/2.

is the conclusion reached by the new Media Matters For America report, If It’s Sunday, It’s Conservative: An analysis of the Sunday talk show guests on ABC, CBS, and NBC, 1997 – 2005.

Think George W. Bush has screwed you enough for one lifetime? Well, now he wants to screw you when you’re dead too! That’s right, the recently released FY ‘07 budget calls for the elimination of a $255 lump-sum death payment that has been part of American’s Social Security for more than 50 years.

If Congress passes this budget, Bush proposes to:

The two proposals would save a combined $3.4 billion over the next decade, according to administration estimates.

Also included in this article, a quote that we should all be proud of. The tides are truly turning when these types of quotes are becoming more commonplace in the mainstream media:

Democrats rallied in opposition, and Republicans shrank from the political challenge of remaking a program that provides benefits to millions of elderly voters.

Keep fighting Bush at every step on Social Security or else your family could suffer the consequences after you give up and die.