fourth of july issue. featuring a quiz testing your knowledge of america. that this weekend. i hope most americans take it and see if we can pass it. you take that test or the border amusement ride. both. with us now from the politico playbook we ve got politico s editor in chief, john harris. john, republicans are not good morning, joe. republicans aren t doing too well in some parts of the country. certainly not in national elections. boy, as politico reports today, as we were talking about i think yesterday or the day before, if you want to see how to win as a republican, look to the midwest. absolutely. vandehei and alan have an early valentine to ohio governor john kasic, a really positive piece on his record in ohio. but the point it makes is exactly the one you re making, joe, which is there is a model for republican success, be they
presidential race. it s not if, it s how and who. politico reports today, clinton supporters know she ll need a new team of advisers, not just old-time pals to win winning operation. she wants to hear many voices, not simply retreads. a huge help wanted sign for people who know what they re doing. said a senior democrat who worked with clinton for years. don t forget, hillary won big primary states back in 2008. ohio, florida, texas, california, and pennsylvania just to name a few. could she bring in the right team now to take her even further in 2016? glenn thrush. joan walsh is salon s editor at large and msnbc political analyst. first of all, i got to go to joan first on this. i want to go back to this other fellow, to glenn. let me go to glenn first. i m sorry. did you step on your lead here? it seems like you went around saying is she going to have a new team, old team, what hybrid mix of team to win this time? she almost did last time. in fact, the lead is apparently what i he
we re bringing up right now and it s not whether she s going to run or not but who she s going to run with. according to staffers, donors, all kinds of allies hillary clinton is gearing up for sure to enter the 2016 presidential race. it s not if, as i said, it s how. and who with? politico reports today, right today, this tuesday, that clinton supporters know she ll need a new team of advisers, not just oldtime pals to win winning operation. she wants to hear many voice, not simply retreads. a huge help wanted sign for people who know what they re doing. said a senior democrat who worked with clinton for years. hillary won big primary states against obama. ohio, texas, connecticut, pennsylvania. it was unbelievable. california, just to name a few. she can bring in the right team, to only go further in 2016. joan walsh is salon s editor at large and msnbc political analyst. i have to go first to joan on this. i want to go back to this other fellow, glen.
u. we re back. and she s in. whether she s admitted it or not, staffer, donors and allies of hillary clinton are gearing up for her to enter if 2016 presidential race. it s not if, it s how and who. politico reports today, clinton supporters know she ll need a new team of advisers, not just old-time pals to win winning operation. she wants to hear many voices, not simply retreads. a huge help wanted sign for people who know what they re doing. said a senior democrat who worked with clinton for years. don t forget, hillary won big primary states back in 2008. ohio, florida, texas, california, and pennsylvania just to name a few. could she bring in the right team now to take her even further in 2016? glenn thrush. joan walsh is salon s editor at large and msnbc political analyst. first of all, i got to go to joan first on this. i want to go back to this other fellow, to glenn. let me go to glenn first. i m sorry. did you step on your lead here? it seems like you went around saying i
trail today, this time in the critical battle ground state of ohio. both men are trying to win toss-up states like ohio and a key voting bloc as well; white males. as politico reports today, quote: after decades of taking a backseat to the growing voting demographics of women, latinos, middle class, white men are finding themselves front and center once again. let s get a fair and balanced debate underway. we re joined by simon rosenberg, president and founder of ndn and a former clinton campaign adviser, mary katherine hamm is editor at large of hot air.com and a fox news contributor. mary katherine, according to a gallup poll last month, mitt romney enjoyed a 24-point advantage among white males nationally. last week reuters/ip sos put it at 20%. is he in danger of losing, perhaps, more of this group? yeah. i mean, this is part of a larger