tim, when i read this piece it seems like it comes from the stuff of nightmares from tim carney. that the whole establishment base may be moderate in terms of politics but it is actually just this corrupt corporate entity. when you look at something like the tenet thing, how does it purport in the primary as michael pointed out it sounds like jeb did not support the law. but still it hurt newt gingrich that he had a lobbying career when he was running in 2012. he had a lobbying career, although he didn t register he was basically lobbying for freddie mac, for ethanol companies and companies back during the expansion of medicare. it hurt tommy thompson, he only ended up getting a third of the vote because he had been on health care companies supporting obamacare before. there is a significant portion of the republican base that figured out that big business,
it is the fact that solar is actually one of those ways that we can have green for all. not only is it becoming widely adopted in the united states, but because of the creative financing efforts that are being used to make sure it is affordable, almost anyone is going to be able to afford solar soon. which means as it comes to vulnerable communities if anyone can afford it it is actually renewable source that anyone can use, which is incredibly exciting. thank you very much. thank you. all right, he has a famous last name, lots of donors behind him and a very, very, very long opposition research file. the problems with jeb next. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, like me,
tim, when i read this piece it seems like it comes from the stuff of nightmares from tim carney. that the whole establishment base may be moderate in terms of politics but it is actually just this corrupt corporate entity. when you look at something like the tenet thing, how does it purport in the primary as michael pointed out it sounds like jeb did not support the law. but still it hurt newt gingrich that he had a lobbying career when he was running in 2012. he had a lobbying career, although he didn t register he was basically lobbying for freddie mac, for ethanol companies and companies back during the expansion of medicare. it hurt tommy thompson, he only ended up getting a third of the vote because he had been on health care companies supporting obamacare before. there is a significant portion of the republican base that figured out that big business, big government are friends and
it is the fact that solar is actually one of those ways that we can have green for all. not only is it becoming widely adopted in the united states, but because of the creative financing efforts that are being used to make sure it is affordable, almost anyone is going to be able to afford solar soon. which means as it comes to vulnerable communities if anyone can afford it it is actually renewable source that anyone can use, which is incredibly exciting. thank you very much. thank you. all right, he has a famous last name, lots of donors behind him and a very, very, very long opposition research file. the problems with jeb next. [ male announcer ] zzzquil.
stands to benefit a lot. so there is no way you are not going to see ads about all of these things coming back to haunt him. but at the same time it is coming back to haunt him. if the opponents in the primaries against him, if they had the money, they have to be able to penetrate with this message about these things. if it doesn t get out there then he may be okay. i thought it was really interesting, the theme which runs with the article, he basically felt like he didn t have enough money and left offe office. his brother had made a huge payday on the texas rangers. by the way, you want to talk about a corrupt deal go look at that texas ranger s deal. the point being there was this real pursuit for money that he felt like he was essentially broke when he left the governor s office. jeb took a different path in career, he was a local real estate entrepreneur. he did okay. what he actually felt was that