Sunday at 9AM & NOON ET
Have police shootings unleashed a movement?
Gov. Deval Patrick on whether the anger over recent police shootings of young black men can become more than a moment.
Gov. Patrick: I wouldn't be here without Brown v Board
Governor Deval Patrick reflects on the 60th anniversary of Brown v Board of Education and the impact its had on his life and career.
Gov. Patrick: I'm not a candidate in 2016
Gov. Deval Patrick on a possible 2016 presidential run "I'm not a candidate...this is not the time that's right for me."
Gov Patrick: Equality a fundamental American idea
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick reflects on 10 years of legal same sex marraige in his state, saying "people come before their government as equals" and equality is a "fundamental American idea."
MA Gov on death penalty for Boston bomber
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick weighs in on using the death penalty in the case of the Boston Marathon bombing suspect.
Ten years of same-sex marriage
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick on the 10 year anniversary of same-sex marriages being legal in Massachusetts.
Patrick: 'Enrichment of leading an integrated life'
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick reflects on the 60th anniversary of Brown v Board of Education and what he calls "the enrichment of leading an integrated life".
Why are some states worried about Medicaid expansion?
Gov. Bob McDonnell, and Gov. Deval Patrick, discuss the Supreme Court's decision that allows states to opt out of Medicaid.
Governors, peering over 'fiscal cliff,' place blame differently
(CNN) – Two high-profile governors had vastly different assessments Sunday of who was to blame for the massive cuts to defense spending that are slated to go into effect at the beginning of next year.
The so-called "fiscal cliff," which would force the Pentagon to cut $500 billion from its budgets over the next decade, came about after congressional negotiators failed to agree on a deficit-reduction plan last fall. Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, a Republican, blamed the potential cuts on the White House, while Gov. Deval Patrick, Democrat of Massachusetts, said Republicans in Congress were to blame.
FULL STORY
This Sunday...
Sunday on State of the Union with Candy Crowley:
When did Mitt Romney leave Bain Capital and why does it matter? Romney Senior Campaign Adviser Ed Gillespie and Obama Senior Campaign Adviser David Axelrod drop by to clear up the confusion.
Then,
State budgets and Obama v Romney with Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell and Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick.
And 61% of the lower 48 states are experiencing drought conditions - stretching from Nevada to South Carolina. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack joins us to talk about the effects of the worst drought in a quarter century.
Tune in Sunday at 9 a.m. % NOON ET.
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