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Axelrod: Killing health bill would be 'tragic'
Dec. 17: Senior White House advisor David Axelrod says he's "bewildered" by the efforts of some Democrats to kill the health care bill. Full story
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White House unleashes anger at Dean
Dec. 16: Rep. Anthony Weiner, D-N.Y., discusses the White House reaction to former DNC chairman Howard Dean’s harsh criticism of the Senate health reform bill and whether Democrats should support it.
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GOP unrestrained in health reform opposition
Dec 16: Rachel Maddow is joined by Mark McKinnon, a Republican strategist, to talk about whether the GOP's jihad against health reform will ultimately accelerate their political dissolution.
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Is Obama not listening to his base?
Dec. 17: Is President Barack Obama shaping his agenda around issues that the country has little interest in? Peggy Noonan of the Wall Street Journal discusses.
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Major parties’ popularity sinks below tea party protesters
Dec. 16: Politics Fix: A Hardball panel debates what it means when the tea party protesters have a higher approval rating than either of the major political parties.
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GOP sticks together on health reform
Dec. 16: SEn. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., talks about the key victories Republicans have had in the health reform fight.
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Obama loses health care support
Dec. 16: A new NBC News/WSJ poll reveals that 47 percent of Americans now feel that President Barack Obama’s health care plan is a bad idea. RNC Chairman Michael Steele discusses.
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See how gangs are prevented in ‘The Squeeze’
It is the job of the Criminal Intelligence Unit to penetrate the gang barriers within Cook County Jail and gather information about gang activity throughout Chicago. MSNBC's new series, "The Squeeze," will follow that intel from the jail to the streets. Watch "The Squeeze" on Jan. 1 at 10 p.m. ET on MSNBC.
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This Sunday on Your Business
December 13: Next week, 2009 was a rocky year for small businesses. Join us as we look at the biggest small business stories of the year. We'll also talk with our roundtable about the outlook for 2010.
