the less popular position, but none of this will matter, none will matter if the president loses reelection, the time line is off the strategists and the people who think we need hundreds of thousands of troops to take a country from the 15th century to the 20th century will be in power and it will be a shift again. the time line won t matter if the president loses. jon soltz, thanks so much. house republicans take a stand against the first amendment by having a journalist arrested and led out of a hearing in handcuffs. the journalist, josh fox, joins me exclusively here on the ed show, stay with us.
where they are at. 56 or so percent think we are not on the right role in afghanistan. now the republican will be in the less popular position, but none of this will matter, none will matter if the president loses reelection, the time line is off the strategists and the people who think we need hundreds of thousands of troops to take a country from the 15th century to the 20th century will be in power and it will be a shift again. the time line won t matter if the president loses. jon soltz, thanks so much. house republicans take a stand against the first amendment by having a journalist arrested and led out of a hearing in handcuffs. the journalist, josh fox, joins me exclusively here on the ed show, stay with us. [ male announcer ] is zero worth nothing?
afghanistan. now the republican will be in the less popular position, but none of this will matter, none will matter if the president loses reelection, the time line is off the strategists and the people who think we need hundreds of thousands of troops to take a country from the 15th century to the 20th century will be in power and it will be a shift again. the time line won t matter if the president loses. jon soltz, thanks so much. house republicans take a stand against the first amendment by having a journalist arrested and led out of a hearing in handcuffs. the journalist, josh fox, joins me exclusively here on the ed show, stay with us. [ male announcer ] to the 5:00 a.m. scholar.
the infrastructure of the political party, the day to day more boring but ultimately very important operations that decide whether money goes, what candidates become establishment candidates, relations with the congress at the local level. and then ultimately into 2012. and they ve been pretty consistent about what kind of candidates they want. jim kin bchlt ach nchlkimball i been a from the consistent mantra. does that help or hurt them do you think? is there a concern that they re going to be a divisive force as the republicans move forward? there s certainly a concern. it s unclear to me whether or not it this will matter, this particular election. when you say is the tea party going to be a part of the republican party, you re talking about the base. so they will be important, but at the end of the day, you re hearing him say he won t take any deviations and you re seeing mitt romney who certainly in the past when he was governor of