basic tension we are talking about playing out here, this whole idea of using the shutdown and the threat of a default to make a real dent in obama care. it is not going to happen. i wonder after going through all this, watching the parties get dragged through the mud. ted cruz the guy that led them into this, right into this, if hess standing in the party could be diminished. you took a huge price. you don t have much to show for it. the influential comments, laura ingram s radio show, this was him talking about ted cruz just yesterday. how exactly was it akeefd? abolition of obama care? explain that to me. has he ever explained it? and where is he now? his sidekick, senator low said, oh, we re past obama care. we ve moved on. i mean, you know, these are the
early next year my take is bernanke is stepping down. but who should replace him? i will tell you my pick and a few runners up, that is if you stay with us. the kudlow report begins right now. when you wake up on tuesday, october 30th, 7 million of your 8.8 million citizens are out of power, there s not a school opened, not a water treatment or waste water treatment is operational. 51 gas stations in the whole state are opened. you are not sitting there worried about presidential politics, joe. yeah. you ve got people suffering. you say, i ve got to do my job. all right, six months after hurricane sandy, new jersey governor chris christie, both guns blazing, make nos aplogies to conservatives or anybody else for doing business with president barack obama on the eve of the last election. in fact, krisie says he has no regrets. take a listen. i asked how the president is doing, i said, he s doing a good job, he s kept his word. everybody knows i have a 95% disagre
do you think she knew just how much she wanted him? well yes. i can tell you, look, there were a lot of republicans and the bigger story is this goes back to 2009, you had mitch mcconnell and john cornyn running the republican senate campaign committee and they were trying to play party boss. as they should. and they said you know what, we want charlie kris to be our candidate in florida, trey grayson to be our candidate in kentucky. and you know, they were trying to pick winners and losers. this what is they re supposed to do. they re head of the party. we know what happened. marco rubio in florida, ray and paul in kentucky and the lesson that mcconnell and cornyn took away, they don t like this but said fine, we won t get involved in primaries anymore. they didn t get involved in primaries and look what it s gotten them. it s gotten them an inability to win senate seats in colorado, nevada, delaware, the last time when they tried to pick winners and losers and this time they
flag football while they are playing full contact. the democratic party, african-american churches, everyone, people who just love this country. i think it is really anti-american to try to suppress legitimate people from voting. there s something that seems to to be wrong with that. every time i see these people there, they have the american flag behind them but their practices don t speak the same way that they are that that their voices are speaking. i m hoping and praying that people of good will, black, white, latinos, people of good will, would see through this facade and just say to the republican party, why don t you win the elections fair and square. congresswoman, even some republicans have expressed some doubt about this. former florida governor charlie kris on andrea mitchell s show two weeks ago said this about voter suppression. he said, in florida, we have a history of having you some pretty close election. and i think everybody remembers 2000 how close that wa
hutchinson and perry decided to run again. it was a primary race and they were already out. people have tried to make more of this than there is. if you re having to choose right now, one of the frontrunners, i don t know if it would necessarily be rick perry. there s another member of the bush family that s coveted right now. it s jeb bush. how much would that mean to a candidate, perhaps, in nearby south carolina? would it mean a lot? it will mean a lot. also, remember, florida is the key state to win. i don t know whether jeb bush would endorse anyone before the florida primaries. would winning florida? that could certainly help. there was some people that thought jeb bush would run and this that he could win and some people think he could get in today and win and his dad and his brother, the president i worked for both believed that. he could have run and won this time around. that s not going to happen. if jeb bush comes out and throws his endorsement and charlie kris gi