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Tiffany Cross’s MSNBC show is not known for nuance and well-argued analysis, but the Saturday edition of The Cross Connection still managed to one up itself when pollster and MSNBC contributor Fernand Amandi repeatedly claimed that the Republican Party is a fascist party and Roe v. Wade's downfall proves it.
These counties, we will be watching like a hawk. if you made an innocent mistake or filled out a paper or acted in good faith to get arrests restored, we will get after you under any pretext. it is not surprising he is continue with this type of behavior. >> it is a long tale of what has been waged around returning citizens being able to vote in the state of florida. fernand, you are staying with me. next, mitch mcconnell thinks senate republicans -- the warning from the senate minority leader about the direction of his party. plus, america's gun violence becoming a political issue. mers acros...
Had a call last month thinking, okay, with mehmet oz in pennsylvania, we will have to figure out a different way to turn the senate, because it does not seem like he is our guy. he is behind john fetterman by 11 points in that state. that is what you will start seeing, as fernando was saying. follow the money, as you see them taking money from places and moving into other places, that is something that is telling you that the republicans are trying to figure out what they can do and how they can flip the senate. we still have a lot of time left. as quickly as things have changed for democrats,...
In news that will shock nobody, MSNBC’s The ReidOut turned into another Republican bashing segment where a guest referred to the GOP as supporters of Fascism and the Democrats as supporters of democracy.
The Cook Political Report has now declared control of the Senate to be a “toss-up” -- and moved the Pennsylvania Senate race between Democrat John Fetterman and Republican Mehmet Oz to "lean Democratic." Pollster Fernand Amandi joins The ReidOut on this and the GOP losing Latino support after the reversal of Roe v. Wade.