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always good for the last-minute prom date. never good enough to marry. those of us who remember high school, men and women both, that s language, a cheap date, late call for a prom. is that the way social conservatives feel about the republican establishment? i think so. look, i think for years now they ve used that wing of the party, i guess, i ll include myself in that group, to go out and get support, get out the vote, turn out for those social issues. going so far to put gay marriage on the ballot in many states as karl rove so famously did that helped propel george w. bush to presidency. once we get there and once we actually get somebody elected, nothing actually gets accomplished and i think we re tossed aside and now we re left picking up the pieces saying, wait a minute, we were promised all these things and we re getting nothing for our investment. mike huckabee is one of those guys who has been on that side of the social issue for a long time. he s a former pastor. rick s

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one of the most powerful women in the world, one of the most respected women in the world, tina brown, has endorsed hillary clinton tonight. thank you very much for joining us for that. tina brown. i ll get it on the daily beast. howard fineman of the huffington post. coming up, is the republican party at risk of losing culture conservatives? social conservatives like rick santorum and mike huckabee are warning the party now not to get too modern out there, not to tone down on issues like gay marriage and abortion. here s the choice, republicans, go to the middle and alienate the base or stay on right and alienate everybody else? what will we make of the saber rattling from north korea? that little guy scares me. i don t know what he s up to. he s young, untested and scary. the country s leader is making wild threats and we ve responded by sending over b-2 stealth bombers and other military planes that to the area. it s scary. is this all just bluster by the north or some

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know, the entire political spectrum are just waiting for that sign. there s an awful lot of very powerful women, too, who, by the way, will all step forward as major bundlers for the hillary clinton doning machine. okay, well, tina they will all step forward. tina, you re the best. by the way, we have a big news story coming out of our program already. one of the most powerful women in the world, one of the most respected women in the world, tina brown, has endorsed hillary clinton tonight. thank you very much for joining us for that. tina brown. i ll get it on the daily beast. howard fineman of the huffington post. coming up, is the republican party at risk of losing culture conservatives? social conservatives like rick santorum and mike huckabee are warning the party now not to get too modern out there, not to tone down on issues like gay marriage and abortion. here s the choice, republicans, go to the middle and alienate the base or stay on right and alienate eve

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130401:21:24:00

immigration reform. the most hardline elements of the party. it swims in the same stream. evangelical christians with by some estimates 50% of republican primary voters. to the extent the party looks extreme, a lot of that is due to this base that comes a lot from the christian right. discarding these folks is not an option. i mean, years ago i interviewed matthew staber of the liberty council. he said, look, we re at the republican party as long as they re with us. we have an option which is to stay home. it s not as if they have nowhere to go. they re not going to vote democratic. they may not come out. evangelicals do believe it wasn t them who cost mitt romney the election or john mccain the election. in their view of it, those two candidates didn t talk about culture conservative issues and lost because evangelicals stay home. republicans do have some risk. hogan, i don t know if you picked a horse yet, i hope you do because we d like to have you on to talk about it. who do you

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130401:21:10:00

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