Rolling Stone’s Tim Dickinson: Gun makers have been freed ‘to pursue lethality as a marketing ploy’
“There’s no liability for these products that are incredibly deadly.” —Tim Dickinson watch video
Guest: Tim Dickinson
Can Romney overcome Obama’s Electoral College advantage?
“I think it will be really unfortunate, though, if the Electoral College vote and the popular vote don’t line up.” —Tim Dickinson watch video
Romney ‘baldly and flamboyantly’ lied during the debate — but will it hurt him?
“He left a trail of lies and misstatements that I think will put some pressure on Paul Ryan to deal with.” —Doug Thornell watch video
Do Romney’s ‘47 percent’ comments reflect sentiments of the middle class?
“(Romney’s) speaking to a feeling that a lot of middle-class people have, that they’re falling behind because … there’s a moocher class that’s taking advantage of them.” —Tim Dickinson watch video
All eyes on Mitt Romney: After a shaky tour abroad, what’s next in the campaign?
“Viewpoint” host Eliot Spitzer, political reporter Joe Williams and Tim Dickinson, national political correspondent for Rolling Stone, analyze Mitt Romney’s next campaign moves. watch video
What Romney’s emails on Massachusetts health care reform reveal
“I have never seen a candidate with as many positions changed, 180 degrees, on crucial issues.” — Al Gore on Mitt Romney watch video
Tim Dickinson and Andy Kroll analyze what the ALEC fallout says about social media’s power
“These corporations are just terrified of getting just taken apart on these social media sites and having their brand and their reputation really dismantled.” — Tim Dickinson watch video
Tim Dickinson considers whether Mitt Romney can reverse his ‘toxic contortions’ to the right
“He’s failed in the basic work of consolidating the GOP base, and then he’s got to try and shift to the center to somehow appeal to all the people that he’s offended with his toxic contortions to the right.” watch video
