substance. i think he is going to flame out early because his arrogant belligerent style in modern politics played fairly well in new jersey. not so much anymore. he is under 50% on approval. when it comes to the iowa caucuses, the primary voters in new hampshire, not going to be that attractive, and i think that he is going to be drowned out between jeb bush on the sort of centrist element of republican party, and the tea party on the far right. chris krooigsie is going to go nowhere fast. i don t know if it has anything to do with his personality. maybe more about his policies in the primaries. want to move on to this. allison lundegren grimes, remember she just suffered a crushing defeat in her run for the senate in that state, and now threatening court action to block rand paul from running at the same time for both president and for re-election to the senate. grimes telling a lott local station the law is clear. you can t be on the ballot twice for two offices, and at the end of
decision not to boycott that new committee investigating benghazi? it turns out hillary clinton s people were worried that an all-republican panel they wanted to have some cover there, people in the fight. also, the man who might just decide to take on hillary and give voice to the democratic left, if you will. we ll see what he has to say, the former governor of montana is going to join us. and medical marijuana, we meet the new jersey mom who believes marijuana oil could have saved her daughter s life. sabina rose died as new jersey governor chris christie was telling reporters he would never expand the medical marijuana program in the garden state. finally, let me finish tonight with what i just said. that masterful tactic that allison lundegren grimes showed us tuesday night.
conversation without, as you just aptly put, all the noise that tends to distract from that conversation. so i think what they ve done with the conservative manifesto is right on point. and i like to see more and more people look at this in a serious way and begin to connect the policies and the ideas to something real for people. i think it s really good, chris. professor, you have become more academic every moment. joan, i feel the spirit of allison lundegren grimes in your voice. i share it. i feel very strong now, and we ll talk at the end of the show about something new in northwestern politics that we saw tuesday knight. that excellent, excellent attack from a defensive position. okay, boys, you call me an empty dress, i got snoig say about that. that was so wonderfully executed tuesday night. it was. if she doesn t win, it won t be because sthe s not doing the right stuff. anyway, thank you. coming up, what was behind nancy pelosi, the former speaker s
tuesday night, chris, was the democrating party really looking towards its future in the person of allison lundegren grimes and michelle nunn. we had a black president. i hope we have a woman president. the democratic party a few yankees ago, that was scary to the democratic party, too. i want you to think about 2006 when democrats bragged that they did recruit a lot of macho dems. what s that rahm emanuel s deputy called them and feminists were told to kind of take a backseat and pipe down and don t complain because some of them were actually anti-choice. owhat a difference eight years have made and it s a democratic bet on the future of the country, on a younger rising diverse electorate, and women. and the republicans are still stuck looking backwards. so the democratic party is leaning forward? yes. that s the way to put it. thank you, michael. i don t know where you stand on this thing. i ve studied these numbers, you
class and rebuilding not just in the economic realm, but across the board, having this national conversation without, as you just aptly put, all the noise that tends to distract from that conversation. so i think what they ve done with the conservative manifesto is right on point. and i like to see more and more people look at this in a serious way and begin to connect the policies and the ideas to something real for people. i think it s really good, chris. professor, you have become more academic every moment. joan, i feel the spirit of allison lundegren grimes in your voice. i share it. i feel very strong now, and we ll talk at the end of the show about something new in northwestern politics that we saw tuesday knight. that excellent, excellent attack from a defensive position. okay, boys, you call me an empty dress, i got snoig say about that. that was so wonderfully executed tuesday night. it was. if she doesn t win, it won t be because sthe s not doing the