‘Left, Right & Center’: Paris Reacts, Gay Marriage, Romney Again?
Truthdig Editor-in-Chief Robert Scheer and the other "Left, Right and Center" panelists take stock of Paris one week after horrific attacks on the headquarters of Charlie Hebdo, Switzerland's surprise decision to remove the cap on its currency, and the Supreme Court's commitment to deciding whether states must allow same-sex unions.
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Truthdig Editor-in-Chief Robert Scheer and the other “Left, Right and Center” panelists take stock of Paris one week after horrific attacks on the headquarters of Charlie Hebdo, Switzerland’s surprise decision to remove the cap on its currency, and the Supreme Court’s commitment to deciding whether states must allow same-sex unions.
Also, will Mitt Romney run for Congress again?
Scheer is joined by host Matt Miller, Rich Lowry of National Review, and Josh Barro of The New York TImes.
Listen here.
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