down-ballot where money goes further. you re smart. i really appreciate it. everybody watching knows what you meant. these elections are going to be turned by the millionaires maybe unless people get out and vote big-time. thank you, josh green. thank you, chris cillizza. we ll be right back.
good pr guy. your thoughts, chris i m looking at the senate race like we ll be doing now until november, chris, and i m looking at the very fragile people up in alaska, for example, the chance of walsh maybe pulling an upset and holding on to that seat in montana. he s elections are going to be down to 1%, 2% if the democrat wins. chris, to bolster the point, look at arkansas, louisiana, alaska, montana, south dakota. let s just put west virginia in there if you want. those are five very vulnerable democratic seats. none of those five you could probably take a week s worth of saturation television in all five of those places and it would be roughly equivalent, maybe, might even be less, than spending a week s worth of tv in the philadelphia media market. i agree with the fourth market. they re cheap states, too, which means your money goes further which i think, again, i think we focus so much on superpacs. we have to go. you re so smart. it s more important
there trying to find the real culprit when he himself is the appointor in chief to every one of the people involved in the deliberate bridge jam-up itself? don t forget, what ties wildstein and baroni and stepien and bridget kelly together is that they re all people picked by chris christie. does anyone really believe he still doesn t know what they were up to? in fact, what exactly is he investigating here? or is he simply trying to bully the potential witnesses against him? loretta weinberg is the new jersey state senate majority leader and co-chair of the select committee on investigation. brian murphy is a former political reporter in new jersey who now teaches u.s. history at baruch college in new york. let me go to senator weinberg on this. what did you make that the mayor of ft. lee does not want to turn over his documents or offer testimony to the governor s lawyer, the guy purportedly leading the governor s internal investigation of what happened on the bridge last september?
office, for whatever reason, the suburban moderate republican, the hard right out west guy and the deep south dixiecrat type, they all like reagan. so his leadership somehow got them all subsumed under one tent. right. i think hillary clinton can do the same with the democratic populist wing, that is more associated now with issues like elizabeth warren s issues and maybe howard dean s in the past. but will follow her because she is credible and trustworthy, even if she is a bit more to the center than they are. your thoughts. well, look, i think it s too early to anoint her, but i basically agree with you, chris. some writers, both in the center and on the left have exaggerate the extent to which hillary clinton is out of step with the populist wing. i supported her in 2008, and i personally thought he was a tiny bit, just a little smidge more progressive than senator obama. she supported a mortgage for closure moratorium, for example, which was controversial. i thought her heal
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