george w. fool me once shame on me, fool me twice, shame on you. > fool me once, shame on shame on you. fool me you can t get fooled again. i can never get enough of can t get fooled again. the obama re-election campaign made today massachusetts day on the campaign trail. it began this morning when the obama campaign released this ad. we re going to have a stronger economy because i m going to be governor. i have experience in the private sector i know how jobs are created and lost. i ll work tirelessly as governor to bring more good jobs to massachusetts. i know how to solve a budget problem. i stand very clearly for lowering the taxes. there are times when i watch mitt romney saying the sack same things now that he said here in massachusetts in 2002 in a robotic way that is completely hollow. it doesn t work here so i m not quite sure why he thinks it ll work nationally. the obama campaign senior strategist david axelrod then set up a microphone in front o
congressman ron paul will come in third. our panel for this portion of our coverage includes msnbc contributor melissa harris perry, professor of political science at tulane. rachel maddow is here, you may remember her from live coverage in the last seven hours. michele goldberg and ranesh. glad to have you here. first let s go i believe we have chuck todd is in iowa at the moment. he has been tracking very closely which counties are counted and which are uncounted in this nail biter of an election. what is the latest? we have a handful of votes left at this point and so there s various reports out there the google site helping iowa run its run that counting process claims everything has been counted and still santorum is ahead. that doesn t matter. it s about what s happening over the next week and the santorum momentum. what to watch for, we had newt gingrich who gave a concession speech that promised to go after mitt romney in every way that he can. let s not forget
our panel for this portion of our coverage includes msnbc contributor melissa harris perry, professor of political science at tulane. rachel maddow is here, you may remember her from live coverage in the last seven hours. michele goldberg and ranesh. glad to have you here. first let s go i believe we have chuck todd is in iowa at the moment. he has been tracking very closely which counties are counted and which are uncounted in this nail biter of an election. what is the latest? we have a handful of votes left at this point and so there s various reports out there the google site helping iowa run its run that counting process claims everything has been counted and still santorum is ahead. that doesn t matter. it s about what s happening over the next week and the santorum momentum. what to watch for, we had newt gingrich who gave a concession speech that promised to go after mitt romney in every way that he can. let s not forget jon huntsman who basically has seven days
quite take what i m doing seriously or don t think that i take what i m doing seriously. no, the genesis of this book a lot of people say in their acknowledgements how they came to write a book and it s usually quite frankly invented, but this is actually the real story that many years ago these record albums all came out in 1959, things like miles davis, norman mailer s advertisements for myself, the first french new wave films, lenny bruce, the record and i began to wonder if it was just a coincidence or was their something about that year that made all of these things coalesce with something broader going on sali casual they began looking into that question and came to the conclusion that yes there were actually not just a lot of cool things going on but that they all converged to form a pivotal a year. i mean that quite literally. the country was going one direction and at that point it shifted and started calling another direction. not all the changes were apparent imm
our panel for this portion of our coverage includes msnbc contributor melissa harris perry, professor of political science at tulane. rachel maddow is here, you may remember her from live coverage in the last seven hours. michele goldberg and ranesh. glad to have you here. first let s go i believe we have chuck todd is in iowa at the moment. he has been tracking very closely which counties are counted and which are uncounted in this nail biter of an election. what is the latest? we have a handful of votes left at this point and so there s various reports out there the google site helping iowa run its run that counting process claims everything has been counted and still santorum is ahead. that doesn t matter. it s about what s happening over the next week and the santorum