and said that s not me. absolutely, bobby jindal has been to iowa, and other governors are looking at it as well. it does give them opportunity. i think they need more time few. they need a few more months. it s always easy to hate on the loser right now. look, on one hand i understand when you lose a race, you can t believe that you were the problem and your message is off. the first big post election interview with mitt romney will be fascinating, isn t it? yeah, it will be. he sounded very statesman like when he gave his concession speech. then to come out and essentially dig up the 47% video and attach these racialized identities to these people. i thought it was very offensive. it was inappropriate. certainly not helpful to his party. he sounds like a man who doesn t
ally bank. your money needs an ally. neil: finally, if you are the company you keep, how can the president possibly keep the promises he made? the ones about inviting all to the table and putting everything on the table. did you see the table? the one at the white house? kind of lop-sided table. the president first big post election meeting to words not encouraging. here is why. kick off the progress, today, all progressive and all clearly the president s friends. i guess it s only natural to welcome those who brought you over the top. is this me or did it sound over the top and feel like victors dividing the spoil. pirates of the caribbean crash the cabinet room. and don t you tell me from a distance that richard trumka
in 1974 and pardoned by his successor, gerald ford, so he couldn t be prosecuted. by the time jimmy carter got in there, the country felt ethics-wise, it was time for a hot shower. one of the big post watergate reforms, the ethics in government act, 1978 signed by jimmy carter. that actually changed the whole special prosecutor thing. it set triggers for circumstances that would require the attorney general to recommend a special prosecutor, it led a panel of three federal judges pick who that special prosecutor would be. jimmy carter signed that law in 1978 and it persisted more than 20 years. everybody hated it. everybody hated it. the first two special prosecutor investigations happened in the carter administration, one whether carter s chief of staff was on drugs and one whether his campaign manager was on drugs.
the watergate hearings sprawled all through 1973 and he resigned in 1974 and pardoned by his successor, gerald ford, so he couldn t be prosecuted. by the time jimmy carter got in there, the country felt ethics-wise, it was time for a hot shower. one of the big post watergate reforms, the ethics in government act, 1978 signed by jimmy carter. that actually changed the whole special prosecutor thing. it set triggers for circumstances that would require the attorney general to recommend a special prosecutor, it led a panel of three federal judges pick who that special prosecutor would be. jimmy carter signed that law in 1978 and it persisted more than 20 years. everybody hated it. everybody hated it. the first two special prosecutor investigations happened in the carter administration, one