Daily Topics - Tuesday September 11th, 2012

Catch The Thom Hartmann Program LIVE 3-6pm Eastern!

Hour One: Romney has figured out a new way to lie / Plus, how the Bush Administration blew it on 9/11

Hour Two: FIght to overturn Citizens United & defeat Tea Party extremists - Becky Bond, CREDO Action / Plus, get big $ out of elections - Trent Lange, California Disclose Act

Hour Three: What's at stake in the Chicago teacher's strike? / Plus, how Republicans will cause Moody's downgrade

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mathboy 13 years 50 weeks ago
#1

I heard the Obama and Romney campaigns have suspended negative advertising for the day, but I saw a black bus with "OBAMA'S FAILING" written all over it.

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mathboy 13 years 50 weeks ago
#2

Pinguednously ugly? I have no clue.

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