Jansing&Co,

Thank you for having Grover Norquist on your show today.  Shame on you for not having anyone hold him accountable, exactly.  Yesterday and today Richard Lui sits in for Chris Jansing.
(yet to insert Liu/Norquist:  here)
Earlier Segments.

Then came BraveHeart*: (or vice verse'em) Lui via Bashir
Not to mention Cantor's checkered comment or Little Bo Peep.

*speaking of herding** cats***  or dogs [!]?
** Ctrl F "cats"
*** not that I found the one I thought I would of Clinton herding cats.

Hours later:  No Ticker Tape.
This is to Ed Schultz, Senator Schumer and Plato's Cave.
"Jobs, The Economy and Income Inequality."
Let us hope that there is no dancing in the streets for congress doing what it should.  And as for a Ticker Tape parade for the Iraq war... the military does not suggest it.  Of course it would be about supporting our troops, but the location in the Canyon of Heroes and through the financial district does not seem that main street.

12-23-11 
(See Little Bo Peep: verse us Can't or dancing streets[!] [links added])


Reading Room:
Ron Paul Ghost Writing
Politifact Weird Ranting Whiners
Fair and balanced.
Corporations are people.
Happy  Holidays!

12-28-11
Bubble or Boom, it is in the pop.
A Tale of Two Countries.

12-29-11
NOW with Alex Wagner: Keep quoting polls.[*]
Not.
Mitchell Reports: Huntsman hulling Iowa.
They pick corn? Awe shucks.[**]

[*] must find segment with poll
[**]Ctrl F "hull" in last two, must find Huntsman in prior 7 of last 8.

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Economic Summers

What Business Can Do to Save the Middle-Class.

B.S.: P. S.

Straight from Wiki:
Prominent supporters include JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon,^[2] Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (although at first she opposed the proposal)^[3] and Republican Senator Tom Coburn,^[4] Democratic Representative Chris Van Hollen^[5] has called for a deal based on the Simpson-Bowles framework. Critics say that it would cut entitlement and safety net programs, including Social Security and Medicare. Prominent opponents include Paul Krugman,^[6] Republican Vice-Presidential nominee Paul Ryan,^[7] President of the Americans for Tax Reform Grover Norquist^[8] and Democratic Representative Jan Schakowsky^[9]