"MSNBC's Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzeznski slammed the Obama campaign this morning for falsely claiming that they weren't familiar with the story of Joe Soptic, a former steelworker who appears in the controversial new Priorities USA ad currently dogging both that super PAC and the Obama campaign.

"They're not telling the truth," Brzeznski said.

"The fact is they knew the facts," said Scarborough, who referred to the campaign's claims as "a scam."

On Wednesday, Obama campaign representatives Stephanie Cutter and Jen Psaki told the media that they did not know the specific details of Soptic's story, attempting to distance themselves from the controversial ad. On board Air Force One, Psaki told reporters, "We don’t have any knowledge of the story of the family." On CNN, Cutter said, “I don’t know the facts about when Mr. Soptic’s wife got sick or the facts about his health insurance.”
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And what about the SuperPACs that support Romney that say that Obama is the Food Stamp President? And Newt Gingrich, being brought in by Romney's campaign to echo these lies?

Any comments from Joe and Mika on this?
They had Newt Gingrich on Wednesday morning as well to discuss the Presidential Campaign.
Mika ended the segment by saying she's now the newest student of "Gingrich U".
Is MSNBC also vying for the GOP SuperPAC ad dollars that are sure to fatten their bottom line?

"Loss of insurance is a real result of job loss and it may trickle down to death. Where was Morning Joe when Repubs were shouting DEATH PANELS? Where was Joe Scarborough's outrage then?

Is this supposed to show that MSNBC can have a 'balanced attack'?

Morning Joe throws the GOP a little red meat and Karl Rove's Super PAC decides to do an Ad buy with their network. Why miss out on all that Citizens United money?

Where's the outrage at the Karl Rove and Koch Bros. collaboration with the Romney campaign by MSNBC or CNN? The Kochs even have retreats for the Romney SuperPACs so Frank Luntz's "GOP "talking points" can be practiced.
Were was "Morning Joe's" JoeScarborough's comments on Romney's Welfare remarks?

Give it a break, Morning Joe and MSNBC! Either go after both campaigns when they lie or go to FOX News.