Happy Monday everyone, welcome to another week of the GOP presidential candidates hanging out in the Sunshine State.
We took time out as we always do on Sunday to check out the morning public affairs programs.
Bill Clinton made the rounds on what used to be the only television networks yesterday (eschewing Fox and CNN) to hype his Clinton Global initiative event that happens this time every year. He didn't make headlines in his interviews like he did back in 2006 when he got into Chris Wallace's grill on Fox News, however.
Meanwhile, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell appeared on Meet the Press Sunday morning to throw cold water on President Obama's plan to reduce the federal deficit by taxing millionaires, in part.
And showing only in Tampa, Miami and two other U.S. cities is a spanking new Spanish language ad produced by the Democratic National Committee that discusses what his new jobs bill would do for small businesses.
