If It’s Sunday It’s Meet the Press — 5pm on WOMI

This Sunday on Meet the Press:

White House Senior Adviser David Plouffe

Two competing visions of government and what to do about the economy continue to clash over what direction to take the country. President Obama unveils a new campaign theme — “We can’t wait” — as he makes his case against Republicans. This week, he proposed new measures to help troubled homeowners and students. While the economy showed signs of life, still no movement on the president’s jobs bill. Whose vision will win out? Nearly a year away from the 2012 election, we’ll talk to the president’s 2008 campaign manager, now White House Senior Adviser, David Plouffe.

Isaacson, Brokaw, Granholm, Murphy

The latest on the race for the White House: Herman Cain remains among the top contenders while Romney stays steady and Perry plummets. Can Cain capitalize or is Romney the inevitable nominee? Both have zeroed in on the president’s handling of the economy and both have put forth prescriptions on how to fix it — but is our political system capable of delivering results? And after the loss of a visionary CEO, where will the next big ideas come from to get the economy going again? Joining us: Author of the definitive new biography on the late Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson; Author of the new book “The Time of Our Lives,” NBC News Special Correspondent, Tom Brokaw; Former Governor of Michigan, Jennifer Granholm; and Republican strategist, Mike Murphy.