April 17, 2012: Michelle D. Bernard, president & CEO of the Bernard Center, Leslie Morgan Steiner, and Monica Olivera join NPR’s Tell Me More with Michel Martin to discuss the latest front in the “mommy wars”.
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Hardball with Chris Matthews: The American Public on the Likeability of President Obama and Governor Romney
April 17, 2012: Michelle D. Bernard, president & CEO of the Bernard Center and Ron Reagan join MSNBC’s Chris Matthews to discuss a recent CNN/ORC International Poll that shows that President Obama holds a nine-point lead over Governor Romney in part due to a perception that President Obama is more likeable and more in touch with the problems facing women […]
Hardball with Chris Matthews: Democrats and Republicans Over Who’s Waging What War
April 13, 2012: Michelle D. Bernard, president & CEO of the Bernard Center and Newsweek’s Michelle Goldberg join guest host Michael Smerconish to discuss the “mommy wars,” Ann Romney, and presidential politics.
The Daily Run Down with Chuck Todd: The Conversation about Women in Politics
The Washington Post’s Anne Kornblut, Michelle D. Bernard, president of the Bernard Center for Women, Politics & Public Policy, and former Sen. Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., join The Daily Rundown’s Chuck Todd to discuss women in politics and how the conversation seems to have a double standard as compared to men entering politics.
The War Room with Jennifer Granholm: Did Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker Sign Laws that Send the Message that Women’s Lives Don’t Matter?
War Room host Jennifer Granholm asks how the GOP can continue to deny that a war on women exists. Michelle D. Bernard, president & CEO of the Bernard Center states: “Women are not demanding equal outcomes, but women demand equal opportunity.” Wisconsin’s legislation is “another message that seems to say women’s lives don’t matter.”
Obama Takes Aim At The Supreme Court
MSNBC’s Thomas Roberts speaks with former White House Deputy Communications Director Jen Psaki, Michelle Bernard, the President of the Bernard Center for Women, and MSNBC Political Analyst Richard Wolffe about the President’s comments on the Affordable Care Act, and Mitt Romney’s response.
Etch-a-sketch gaffe draws up reaction
The AP’s Liz Sidoti, The Bernard Center for Women’s Michelle Bernard and Democratic strategist Steve McMahon join The Daily Rundown to discuss.
Trayvon Martin and The Republican Contenders
From The Hill In my mind, what is most important about the contest in Illinois — and which most certainly will affect the general election — is that not one of the Republican contenders for president uttered a word about the apparently racially motivated murder of Trayvon Martin in Sanford, Fla., last month. On Feb. […]
Election-night reflections
The Republican presidential race continues to stumble toward what party professionals fear could be a disastrous convention in Tampa. Mitt Romney remains the nominal front-runner, but he came in third in both Alabama and Mississippi. Rick Santorum was the big winner by narrow margins, but picked up fewer delegates than Romney. Newt Gingrich could not […]