sanctioned. i hope we i hope in the end we are not because floridians care about this race. we are going to be a major part of electing the next president. this is the swing state. you have to do well, here. florida should be treated well in the convention. shannon: governor, hope to see you in a couple of weeks. if you decide to endorse any time in between please feel free to come back to america s news headquarters. we would love to have you. sounds great. have a great day. shannon: fox news is your election head quarters. we will replay the huckabee forum reairs tonight from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. eastern. if you missed it. and tomorrow night, fox news teams up with the wall street journal to host a debate in south carolina moderated by our own bret baier at 9:00 eastern. you do not want to miss it. of course, fox is your place for politics. we will have complete coverage of the first in the south primary next saturday. wall to wall.
which means it s not just about getting a name or going on tv or any of the things we think about as politicking, it s actually just having a very wealthy social graph. the washington post reported today between 1984 and 2009, the median net worth for a member of congress more than doubled. those numbers did not include home equity. for the average american family in that same period, their net worth actually declined. we have a growing difference between the kinds of people who we re electing and the people who are doing the electing. your thought on the implications, chris? i think ari s certainly right here, chris, that there is this idea that you need more money and more connections to run for office because of the price of the office. and certainly, that could be a backlash for many members of congress, you know, the occupy wall street guys, who are protesting the 1 percenters may not understand that most of congress is part of that group of 1 percenters. but i m also remi
social graph. the washington post reported today between 1984 and 2009, the median net worth for a member of congress more than doubled. those numbers did not include home equity. for the average american family in that same period, their net worth actually declined. we have a growing difference between the kinds of people who we re electing and the people who are doing the electing. your thought on the implications, chris? i think ari s certainly right here, chris, that there is this idea that you need more money and more connections to run for office because of the price of the office. and certainly, that could be a backlash for many members of congress, you know, the occupy wall street guys, who are protesting the 1 percenters may not understand that most of congress is part of that group of 1 percenters. but i m also reminded of a debate that i saw back in 2004 between ken salazar and pete coors. pete coors of coors beer, ken salazar, now the interior secretary, it was the 20
which means it s not just about getting a name or going on tv or any of the things we think about as politicking, it s actually just having a very wealthy social graph. the washington post reported today between 1984 and 2009, the median net worth for a member of congress more than doubled. those numbers did not include home equity. for the average american family in that same period, their net worth actually declined. we have a growing difference between the kinds of people who we re electing and the people who are doing the electing. your thought on the implications, chris? i think ari s certainly right here, chris, that there is this idea that you need more money and more connections to run for office because of the price of the office. and certainly, that could be a backlash for many members of congress, you know, the occupy wall street guys, who are protesting the 1 percenters may not understand that most of congress is part of that group of 1 percenters. but i m also remind
distractions. can you sum up for us what all this means, aslee shah, especially whelp especially when it comes to it. as a family member of the electing, alicia, i hear you. it s hard. this is politics. welcome to it. he raszed $17 million. that s significant. it beat romney s numbers, $14 million. what he needs do is get out of the weeds, stop talking about the hvp vaccine and immigration and start talking about his job creation plan and what he thinks the future is for america. if he can do that, i think he has an opportunity because mitt romney simply cannot seal the deal. all right. so our campaign inbed caught up with anita perry. take a listen to what she has to say.