Political Lunch serves up choice cuts from the world of politics online. Will Coghlan and Rob Millis cover election news in a quick, lighthearted, easy to digest format. These days, Political Lunch may be the best way to stay involved in politics without losing your appetite.
It's tax day, and conservative groups across the country are marking the occasion with Tea Parties to protest what they see as the President's policies of higher taxes and spending. The Big Question? Can the GOP capitalize on that movement?
Today, further evidence that Political Lunch is the most influential political news show on the Web! (Or something like that...) ALSO: A victory over pirates gives Obama his first national security boost, while transportation proves to be a domestic policy thorn in his side.
Today in the 10-in-3, Will takes a look at Glenn Beck's latest rant, the Obama's upcoming canine acquisition, some good (and bad) news for Iraq Vets, and much more!
Today on The Lunch, Will has the highlights from Rep. Barney Frank's response to a critic yesterday during a speech at Harvard. ALSO: Obama leaves the press corps behind and Vermont says yes to gay marriage.
Today on The Lunch, Will and Rob listen in on the metaphorical 3am phone call; North Korea keeps everyone on their toes; and the military industrial complex may not be immune to downsizing.
In the Friday round-up, Rob and Will cover the G-20, the Royal faux-pas, Obama's budget win, a tobacco crackdown, and a breakthrough in Franken v. Coleman.
Today on The Lunch, Rob covers the national impact of a local election, the local impact of a global summit, as well as nukes, corruption and the fools of April.
Today on The Lunch a CEO gets fired, trouble brews in Afghanistan, HuffPo tries out journalism, and a close race in New York State.
This Friday 10-in-3 episode of Political Lunch is packed with good news, bad news, and a clip that reveals more about the online audience than Obama ever expected. Subscribe today at http://www.PoliticalLunch.com
Last night the President held his second prime-time press conference, and the liberal media didn't hold back. Today on The Lunch: the night's highlights, the Administration's agenda, and Hillary Clinton's trip to Mexico.
Today on The Lunch, Will takes a closer look at the Obama administration's plan to partner with private investors to buy trillion worth of toxic assets. Or are they legacy assets?
In the Lunch roundup today: the return of Romney, Obama's bad joke, Dodd's bad week, and Franken's bid for Coleman's bucks.
Today on The Lunch, Rob and Will look at some crafty misdirection from Fox News, some raised hackles for AIG, and some miscommunication for Sarah Palin.
Today for Lunch, a Presidential pledge on bailout bank bonuses, more fightin' words from Dick Cheney, and a miffed McCain on the Reagan legacy.
Betcha didn't know the Jon Stewart/Jim Cramer battle began at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue? That and nine other CRITICAL stories on today's Lunch!
Can you sign the bill but oppose the earmarks? Can we have confidence in the economy while Congress says the stimulus might not work? Today on The Lunch, Rob and Will take a look at some of the mixed messages we've been getting from Washington.
After 349 episodes of Political Lunch, the big day is finally here! For episode #350, Rob and Will break down the night's big events. Just 76 days left until Inauguration Day 2009!
With just 24 hours remaining, John McCain can't buy a boost. The polls remained relatively steady over the last weekend of campaigning, and with the countdown underway, John McCain needs to win 5-of-6 Eastern Time Zone swing states for tomorrow to be even close. Does he have it in him, or will Obama be POTUS 44?
With just four days to go, Obama is cool and collected (but not too confident), while McCain is emptying the coffers for one last push. Are there enough hours left for an October surprise, or will the final weekend pass quietly on the campaign trail?
For your Thursday Snack, Rob reviews the half hour Obama campaign ad and new McCain allegations that Barry's friends are terrorists.
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