can work well along the path. but to stop your chemo and go get just acue puncture for the cancer, i don t think it s really wise. i think you can use some of that nord to make the quality of life better for yourself, but not as a sole treatment for cancer cells. juliet: the bottom line is always consult with your doctor. don t become your own doctor. always. that s the best message. juliet: i figured you would like that. thank you for joining us. very interesting. thank you. juliet: coming up, the tone of washington going negative. staying negative, been negative, there is no shame for house minority leader nancy pelosi. listen. this is the e.coli club. they do not want to spend money to do that. juliet: the e.coli club. she s comparing republicans to food poisoning. then, you saw the nasa scientist screaming and shouting after the mars rover landing. but there was one guy, americans found so exciting, the man the mystery man with the mohawk.
afraid of himself. he could start by saying, god, how many voters would he win and how many independent swing female voters would have loved him to stand up last week and go you know what, don t say that about a lady, michele bachmann. that is working for this country hard day in and day out and who s gone through some personal challenges over the past couple years. who s fighting for her country while fighting at home, keep her family together. how many voters would have said, i like that romney guy. it was the decent thing to do. and john mccain did it. easy. easy. but mitt romney didn t, he didn t when glen beck called the president a racist who hated all white people, when the hate talk at some point he s got to become leader of our problem. that s the problem. that increasingly conservativism is defined by fidelity to the crazy person who says the crazy thing or agreement with the
everyone who was around cheney and bush are around romney. wait, back to the talking points. i don t see a lot of overlap there. so they have nothing to do with each other, they re not even advised by the same people except for all of the same people who are advising them. aside from that, please pay no attention to the connection between these two people or any attention to the fund-raiser tomorrow. the washington post even tries to do some of the awkward spinning themselves without just writing down what advisers told them to say. this is in the washington post, not a quote, the washington post explaining to you the reader while there s no connection between the horrible bush/cheney years and this sunny, optimistic romney guy, the washington post said many cheney allies who shaped policy in the bush years have no roles in the romney campaign. they specifically highlight condoleezza rice and stephen hadley, who were both national security advisers. they have no roles in the romney cam
yeah. it s this pin showing the romney guy currently running for president sitting with his dad who was also running for president in 1968. and by doing this, they have accidentally perfectly dove tailed the romney campaign with the unusually disciplined democratalking point of the week, which is why won t mitt romney be like his dad? why won t mitt romney release his tax returns like his father did when he ran? hey, everybody, look at romney s dad s run for president. he was comparatively responsible and decent. what s wrong with that guy s son? why won t he be like this dad? that s the democratic party talking point of the week, which the romney campaign has stepped on like a rake by putting out these mitt and his dad buttons this week. somebody was smart to tell them to distract with the look-back with the fund-raiser tomorrow, but the way they did it is probably not the way they should have done it. joining us now is steve
he told the washington post, at the broader advisory level, everyone who was around cheney and bush are around romney. wait, back to the talking points. i don t see a lot of overlap there. so they have nothing to do with each other, they re not even advised by the same people except for all of the same people who are advising them. aside from that, please pay no attention to the connection between these two people or any attention to the fund-raiser tomorrow. the washington post even tries to do some of the awkward spinning themselves without just writing down what advisers told them to say. this is in the washington post, not a quote, the washington post explaining to you the reader while there s no connection between the horrible bush/cheney years and this sunny, optimistic romney guy, the washington post said many cheney allies who shaped policy in the bush years have no roles in the romney campaign. they specifically highlight condoleezza rice and stephen hadley, who were both nati