‘Left, Right & Center’: Is Palin for Real? Can Obama Reboot?
For this week's show, "Left, Right & Center" fans have the option of watching all four of the show's regulars -- Arianna Huffington, Robert Scheer, Tony Blankley and Matt Miller -- in action together at the "Santa Monica mothership" as they ponder whether Obama can turn his own ship around before it's too late, whether Americans take the tea party movement seriously, and other pressing questions of the day.For this week’s show, “Left, Right & Center” fans have the option of watching all four of the show’s regulars — Arianna Huffington, Robert Scheer, Tony Blankley and Matt Miller — in action together at the “Santa Monica mothership” as they ponder whether Obama can turn his own ship around before it’s too late, whether Americans take the tea party movement seriously, and other pressing questions of the day. –KA
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