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Subscribe to RSSTODAY: The president hits the road today, heading to a Naval shipyard in Virginia in an attempt to build public support against a slew of spending cuts set to go into effect on Friday. NBC's Chuck Todd reports.
MORNING JOE: Must-Read Op-Eds: Before discussing Steve Rattner's charts on the potential effects of the sequester, Mika Brzezinski reads from a David Brooks NYT opinion column on why great presidents "...see situations differently" and why "[h]istory pivots around their terms."
DAILY RUNDOWN: Gov. Bob McDonnell, R-Va., joins The Daily Rundown's Chuck Todd to discuss sequester and how it will affect the state of Virginia as well as the state's comprehensive transportation bill. McDonnell also talks state politics showing his support for Ken Cuccinelli.
NIGHTLY NEWS: Lawmakers are emphasizing the urgency of preventing the large federal budget cuts from going into effect, so why wasn't there any progress all weekend? NBC's Peter Alexander reports.
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Let's get real, either create jobs to get people off entitlement, working, and supporting themselves, or be forced to keep social programs going, you can't have your cake and eat it too! We can't just cut off millions of people and say it is OK, it's not OK, we are a socially dependent species, we must act and take responsibility.