bernie sanders who would have liked to have been in the white house, is what he was writing about in the washington post. that s not a crazy left wing bernie sanders thing. you ll find economists on the right making the same argument right now. it s a valid concern. let me read an excerpt if you haven t read this op-ed from the post this morning. senator sanders writes instead of a damn tax, the company will be rewarded with a damn tax cut. wow. how s that for standing on to corporate greed. united technologies took trump hostage and won and that should send shock waves of fear for all workers across the country. david gergen, thinking if you re a company and you re thinking okay if there s a sweetener and maybe i threat on the move to mexico, what can the president do for me? i don t recall bernie sanders writing an op-ed like this when president obama intervened and saved the automobile industry in this country. he did the right thing and he deserved credit for it and in
carson represents a slightly different force. i think governor bush, whether it s about 80 days to iowa, a couple more, then new hampshire, i think he continues to try to make a stand here but it s been far more difficult for him to break out in these polls than i would have thought. now you have mitt romney writing an op-ed yesterday seemingly trying to inject himself into the foreign policy debate, almost saying look at me, i m here if you all default. there is a candidate who has run before and knows how to do this. there s a lot of rotisserie politics going on right now. folks trying to figure it out. you know, it s an interesting question. we have had these two parties have been roughly the same for a long time. maybe it s time for a kind of realignment of some sort.
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when it comes down to it, the message assad and others will get out of this, despite the very sort of tough words from secretary kerry, is, look, it s been weeks since assad used chemical weapons, weeks since president obama threatened the use of force, and yet there had been no consequences for assad. in fact the war continues today in syria and he hasn t been touched. so going into talks with iran, which was the last question that secretary kerry got there what lesson will they draw from this? trace: yeah. what lesson? are they just buying their own time to continue make their own nuclear weapons? and it s interested because a lot of people have been saying, it seems to us that the man who is running the middle east policy is vladimir putin and you come out and have john mccain writing an op-ed in a russian web site saying that putin is respeakssive. repressive?