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8:26Now PlayingDemocrats should be angry with the current White House and Congress, and we look at why.
New York Governor David Patterson runs for re-election for a few days, then quits due to a violence against women scandal.
Charlie Rangel steps down as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee.
After Harold Ford Jr changes his position on gay marriage yet again for political convenience, a New York crowd does not buy it and heckles him in and out of the venue.
Discussing whether or not having extremists on a program validates them, or serves to discredit their views.
Broadcast on March 10, 2010
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