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,
president s health care reform. tim, when i read this piece it feels 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
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
democratic governor jennifer granholm of michigan, thank you so much for your time tonight. have a great weekend. you bet. thanks. republicans would love it if democratic congressman charlie rangel s misdeeds would dominate the headlines 24/7. as for another ethics investigation, one involving nevada s republican senator john ensign, mr. i had an affair with a campaign aide and then helped the lobbying career of my former mistress husband, that one can t go away soon enough. and later, rand paul and big coal, a love story. - is he in? - he s in copenhagen. - oh, well, that s nice. - but you can still see him. - you just said he was in - copenhagen. - come on. - that s pretty far. - doc, look who s in town. - ellen! - copenhagen? - cool, right? vacation. - but still seeing patients. ( whispers ) workaholic. - i heard that. - she said it. - i cisco introducing healthpresence.
in the day, i don t think that necessarily is the clue to the riches that denny hastert now had where he was able to make these enormous cash withdrawals. he was always seen as having real estate. that doesn t give you the liquidity that he clearly had to make 952,000 or whereabouts, that s what the indictment charges, although it called for paying the alleged blackmailer individual a. individual a, an alleged 3 million. i think the money has came after he left congress to the degree he had and had a successful lobbying career. obviously if someone is agreeing to pay $3.5 million, one would assume that that is the money they plan to bring in at some point in their career