Party chairs Wasserman Schultz, Priebus have it out in ‘Crossfire’ showdown

In an incredible feat of restraint, neither conservative on Tuesday’s edition of CNN’s “Crossfire” felt compelled to bang their heads against the wall listening to Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s liberal logic on all things Obamacare.

During a very contentious debate that devolved into a lot of talking over each other, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus and Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz went at it over the Affordable Care Act – from its implementation to how it will impact the 2014 elections.

Host Newt Gingrich sat back and smiled, while Priebus got the look all conservatives get when trying like hell to debate “the facts” with liberals.

But Priebus was unrelenting, twisting in his chair to respond to, and hit back with, question after question neither Wasserman Shultz, nor former Obama strategist and Crossfire host Stephanie Cutter, could or would answer.

It’s a must-watch, two-part segment via CNN:

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