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Bill Scher (Washington Monthly) and Matt K. Lewis (The Daily Beast, MattLewis.org)
On The DMZ, Matt and Bill reconnect after a magical night on the town in Washington. Matt defends his colleague Neil Munro’s interruption of President Obama. Should journalists follow protocol when asking questions of the president? Matt argues that Obama “poisoned the well” for bipartisan immigration reform, while Bill defends the president. Finally, is Politico right that the 2012 presidential race is boring? Or does the political media just not know how to take policy ideas seriously?
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Bill Scher
Matt K. Lewis
Website of the Take Back the American Dream Conference 2012
Washington Examiner item on Paul Krugman as dictator
Video of Neil Munro heckling President Obama
Matt’s scuffle with Howard Kurtz on CNN over the Neil Munro incident
Tucker Carlson defending Munro on Fox News
Chuck Todd’s “Lean Forward” ad for MSNBC
Matt’s interview with Florida Senator Marco Rubio
Politico’s article lamenting the boring 2012 presidential race
Jamelle Bouie criticizes Politico in The American Prospect
President Obama’s recent speech in Ohio on economic policy
Politico’s report on Romney’s remarks about Gingrich crying
Tommy Christopher criticizes MSNBC’s coverage of Romney’s Wawa gaffe
Jonathan Karl’s story that Rubio allegedly wasn’t being vetted for VP
Matt’s blog post about FDR and the Supreme Court
The DMZ | Jun 22, 2012 | Bill Scher & Matt K. Lewis
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