Senator Lindsey Graham: When our president says there will be consequences and there aren't, that hurts us
Senator Lindsey Graham criticized President Obama's handling of the Ukraine invasion by tweeting:
It started with Benghazi. When you kill Americans and nobody pays a price, you invite this type of aggression.
Chief congressional correspondent Dana Bash asked Senator Graham about this line of criticism.
Exclusive: Gov. Jan Brewer speaks to CNN about SB-1062
SB-1062 is now sitting on Arizona Governor Jan Brewer's desk. It is being called both pro-religion and anti-gay. She has until Saturday to act. Arizona's two Republican U.S. Senators are urging her to veto it. So are groups of protesters outside the State Capitol. CNN's Dana Bash caught up with Governor Brewer in Washington for an exclusive interview.
Gov. Chris Christie faces tough questions on the bridge scandal
Kate Zernike: "Wildstein is calling Christie on a lie"
He was once Chris Christie's appointee's to the Port Authority, now David Wildstein could be the Governor's biggest problem as the bridge scandal unfolds. Anderson discussed Wildstein's bombshell letter with the New York Times Reporter who broke today's big Christie news along with The Bergen Record's Shawn Boburg, Senior Legal Analyst Jeffrey Toobin and Chief Congressional Correspondent Dana Bash.
True Politics: What does Mike Huckabee's "libido" comment mean for GOP efforts to attract women voters?
Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee is a longtime critic of the Affordable Care Act. At the Republican party's annual winter meeting today this is what he said about the law's birth control coverage:
"If the democrats want to insult the women of America by making them believe that they are helpless without Uncle Sugar coming in and providing them a prescription each month for birth control because they cannot control their libido or their reproductive system without the help of the government, then so be it."
This comes as Republicans are working to win over women voters ahead of the midterm elections. Anderson takes a look at the GOP's efforts.
Democrats were quick to fire back. Dana Bash has the latest on the fallout.
True Politics: Is Gov. Christie directly linked to the Hoboken scandal?
Anderson discussed the allegations and Mayor Zimmer's evidence with Dana Bash and Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger.
True Politics: Christie bridge scandal investigation subpoenas
Twenty new subpoenas were issued today in the investigation into the George Washington Bridge scandal. New Jersey lawmakers are trying to find out if top advisers to Gov. Chris Christie orchestrated or covered up the four-day traffic jam for political purposes. Dana Bash has the latest.
Anderson discussed this with Senior Political Analyst David Gergen and Senior Legal Analyst Jeffrey Toobin.
Congress strikes budget deal
It seems rare these days to hear of Democrats and Republicans reaching a compromise in Congress. But they did manage to reach a tentative agreement on a budget deal. It is still a long way from becoming law. But is this deal good news for you and your family? Dana Bash breaks down what's in the bill.
Filibusted. Did the Democrats nuke business as usual on Capitol Hill?
President Kennedy's political legacy
President John F. Kennedy inspired generations of politicians who came after him. President Clinton said the moment he shook President Kennedy's hand helped spark his career in public service. Texas Congressman Roger Williams, a Tea Party Republican, also shook President Kennedy's hand as a child–just hours before the assassination. Congressman Williams told Dana Bash how that moment inspired his conservative political career.
