record with greta van sustern. let s listen. i m going to keep repeating though, greta, through my process of decision-making with my family and with my close friends as to whether i should throw my name in the hat for the gop nomination or not for 2012. is a title worth it? does a title shackle a person? are they, someone like me, who is a maverick, you know, i do go rogue and call it like i see it and i don t mind stirring it up, somebody like me, is a title and campaign too shackling? does that prohibit me from being out there, out of a box, not allowing handlers to shape me? you know what it sounds like? you get into shackle and that weirdness and all the handlers. she s basically saying her choices were to be annie okoli out there, popular modern western cultural figure or someone who is running for office, but she acts like she will never win because she says it s just a tight. i m not running for president to win and still sees it as some
running for president shackles someone. meanwhile christie can t say why and won t say no to republicans so miserable about third candidates list that they are begging him to run. tonight, the two big republican teases. also, republicans can t stop charging president obama with playing the class warfare card. well, hey what. keep the kettle black. anyway, for the last three decades republican policy has helped tone rich the wealthy and lower their tax burden. who is the really guilty party on this? plus, rick perry s texas-sized problem. the new york times sunday magazine reports that some texas republicans feel burned by b and wouldn t no part of hour cow buy-booted g-dropping governor and no book has gotten under the skin of the obama administration than the book by ron suskind. tonight some pushback. let me give you the choice president obama has to make, please the base or aim for the middle. we start tonight with howard fineman, msnbc political analyst and joan wa
lower their tax burden. who is the really guilty party on this? plus, rick perry s texas-sized problem. the new york times sunday magazine reports that some texas republicans feel burned by b and wouldn t no part of hour cow buy-booted g-dropping governor and no book has gotten under the skin of the obama administration than the book by ron suskind. tonight some pushback. let me give you the choice president obama has to make, please the base or aim for the middle. we start tonight with howard fineman, msnbc political analyst and joan walsh of salon.com, editor at large. i want to start with the big crying story that hasn t quite been told. if they are so horny for christie, if they are going crazy about this often overlooked character from jersey, now they are in love with a guy they don t actually know, but they know he s car safetyic, doesn t that tell you they are crying in their sleep, that these people, you know, can t get no satisfaction. they hate the list they
let s listen. i m going to keep repeating though, greta, through my process of decision-making with my family and with my close friends as to whether i should throw my name in the hat for the gop nomination or not for 2012. is a title worth it? does a title shackle a person? are they, someone like me, who is a maverick, you know, i do go rogue and call it like i see it and i don t mind stirring it up, somebody like me, is a title and campaign too shackling? does that prohibit me from being out there, out of a box, not allowing handlers to shape me? you know what it sounds like? you get into shackle and that weirdness and all the handlers. she s basically saying her choices were to be annie okoli out there, popular modern western cultural figure or someone who is running for office, but she acts like she will never win because she says it s just a tight. i m not running for president to win and still sees it as some
who is the really guilty party on this? plus, rick perry s texas-sized problem. the new york times sunday magazine reports that some texas republicans feel burned by b and wouldn t no part of hour cow buy-booted g-dropping governor and no book has gotten under the skin of the obama administration than the book by ron suskind. tonight some pushback. let me give you the choice president obama has to make, please the base or aim for the middle. we start tonight with howard fineman, msnbc political analyst and joan walsh of salon.com, editor at large. i want to start with the big crying story that hasn t quite been told. if they are so horny for christie, if they are going crazy about this often overlooked character from jersey, now they are in love with a guy they don t actually know, but they know he s car safetyic, doesn t that tell you they are crying in their sleep, that these people, you know, can t get no satisfaction. they hate the list they have been given. they ke