‘Left, Right & Center’: DSK’s Reversal of Fortune; Obama as Scolder-in-Chief
Last week brought a dramatic shift in Dominique Strauss-Kahn's case -- will he be exonerated? President Obama isn't happy with congressional Republicans' unwillingness to negotiate on the debt front, and they're not thrilled with his disdainful stance.Last week brought a dramatic shift in Dominique Strauss-Kahn’s case — will he be exonerated? President Obama isn’t happy with congressional Republicans’ unwillingness to negotiate on the debt front, and they’re not thrilled with his disdainful stance, hence the term “scolder-in-chief.”
Also on this week’s “Left, Right & Center” menu: Michele Bachmann launches her presidential campaign (again), and more talk about New York’s gay marriage bill. Show regulars Robert Scheer and Tony Blankley are in the proverbial house; Ed Kilgore’s in for Arianna Huffington, and Sara Terry moderates in Matt Miller’s place. Have a listen below. –KA
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