Topic: Stephanie Cutter

Clinton surrogate Stephanie Cutter defended the "deplorables" comment on Meet the Press, suggesting the only mistake was the specific "half" quantification. Cutter argued that Donald Trump’s campaign actively attracts the alt-right and that his rhetoric regarding Mexicans and Gold Star families justifies the characterization. She maintained that the core of the message remains accurate regarding a segment of the Republican base.

An investigation by The Intercept revealed that several frequent TV pundits, including Stephanie Cutter and Maria Cardona, have undisclosed financial ties to the Hillary Clinton campaign or pro-Hillary Super PACs. These individuals are often presented as objective analysts on networks like CNN and NBC despite their active consulting roles.

White House advisor Stephanie Cutter's whiteboard presentation on the Affordable Care Act is dissected. The hosts argue that the projected premium scales—where families pay more as their income rises—function as a progressive tax rather than a cost-saving measure, and they mock the video's poor production quality.