Rachel maddow

• A squabble is a noisy quarrel over a trivial matter. A polemic is an aggressive attack on the opinions and principles of others.
(New York Times)
• On Tuesday night's edition of The Rachel Maddow Show, host Rachel Maddow discussed how that landmark decision began a slow corrosion of the Court's credibility that continues to this day.
(Raw Story)
• Let's be blunt. What does a left-wing cable TV news show host know about war? Rachel Maddow is up front that she's a novice.
(Wired News)
• For much of the past decade, journalist Rachel Maddow has hosted her own radio and TV shows. And for much of that time, the popular MSNBC host has been thinking about how the United States uses military force — and how it starts and end wars.
(NPR News)
• Seeing how Rachel Maddow once insisted the Constitution has no preamble-- this from a woman with a doctorate in political science from Oxford -- it hardly comes as a shock when she misquotes Thomas Jefferson to her liking.
(News Busters)
• Rachel Maddows new book, Drift: The Unmooring Of The American Military, has been a passion project for the MSNBC host for years.
(Huffington Post)
• State Senator Wendy Davis, the recent target of a Molotov cocktail attack, appeared on the Rachel Maddow Show on Wednesday, where she discussed the attack and proceeded to make Texas look generally awesome.
(Burnt Orange Report)
• Back on Feb. 7, MSNBCs Rachel Maddow appeared on the Today show to talk with Matt Lauer about criticism of the new Obamacare rule mandating health insurance coverage of abortion-inducing drugs, sterilizations and contraception.
(to Sandra Fluke - News Busters)
• Bay Area girl Rachel Maddow has done well for herself since leaving the Bay Area in 1995. After being raised in Castro Valley and graduating from Stanford, the MSNBC political commentator went on to earn her PHD from the University of Oxford.
(msnbc.com)
• MSNBC's Rachel Maddow has a new book out called Drift. I won't review it because I'd have to buy it. The Soros-funded Media Matters assigns 10 people to each Glenn Beck book, but I'll just have to go by her Amazon.
(RedState)