brought us a new richie. it was a growling tub thumping battle. i think the public would be interested to know that there is a team in australia. when he insisted richie stand out by adopting the beige jacket. an elegant style and trademark that richie would celebrate the rest of his career. richie was always the master of the one-liner. left the catch. and so often he could sum up a beautiful stroke or perfect delivery.
also, how does she think about her coalition? how is the clinton coalition going to take off from the obama coalition and include a real diversity of faces and voices and points of view? it s a fascinating, exciting challenge, but it s a challenge. the question, glenn, i always think about politics as tonal. the music behind it. not just the words. the music. joan is shaking her head. she knows about that. is this a time coming up three years now where you re looking for an old style tub thumping democrat who s for jobs like i talk about or who tries to get people off their feet at labor rallies, the old style politics? or is it a time for a reflective i m a senior statesman, like eisenhower was in 52, i ve been overseas, around the world, i can speak almost like a briefing with the american people? i can bring them up to date on the world we face out there because i ve seen it? without the tub thumping. regardless of gender, you have to get to the question of tone. obama has been v
charge. that was a knock against her. she can t do that again. i think she s really got to look at what has been reported, listen to everybody, then she s got to figure out what combination of her loyalists, you know, cheryl mills is going to be right there. how does she expand? how does she think of her coalition? how is the clinton coalition going to take off from the obama coalition and include a real diversity of faces and voices and points of view? it s a fascinating, exciting challenge, but it s a challenge. the question, glenn, i always think of politics as tonal. the music behind it. not just the words. the music. joan is shaking her head. is this a time coming up three years now where you re looking for an old style tub thumping democrat who s for jobs like i talk about or who tries to get people off their feet at labor rallies, the old style politics? or is it a time for a reflective on senior statesman, like eisenhower was in 52, i ve been overseas, around the world, i ca
face out there because i ve seen it. without the tub thumping. you have to get to the question of tone. obama has been very good at the tonal. it s his best thing, in fact. what do you think about this? the message and the music? i think it s a great question. i also think where the economy is going to be in 2 1/2, 3 years is crucial, right? we ve had really good numbers lately. things seem to be turning around. the question that i would have is, you know, after eight years, this country tends to want to press the reset button, to coin another hillary clinton phrase here. so she runs against obama. yeah, i mean, who is she actually that s the point. who does she sort of run against? i mean, the thing about barack obama that people don t necessarily take into account, he is one of the great counterpunches of our time. he ran against hillary clinton then he ran against john mccain, and overarching it all, he ran against george w. bush. who does hillary clinton run against when sh
combination of her loyalists, you know, cheryl mills is going to be right there. then who else? how does she expand? also, how does she think about her coalition? how is the clinton coalition going to take off from the obama coalition and include a real diversity of faces and voices and points of view? it s a fascinating, exciting challenge, but it s a challenge. the question, glenn, i always think about politics as tonal. the music behind it. not just the words. the music. joan is shaking her head. she knows about that. is this a time coming up three years now where you re looking for an old style tub thumping democrat who s for jobs like i talk about or who tries to get people off their feet at labor rallies, the old style politics? or is it a time for a reflective i m a senior statesman, like eisenhower was in 52, i ve been overseas, around the world, i can speak almost like a briefing with the american people? i can bring them up to date on the world we face out there because i