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for the others to not place in the top three. herman contaain, for example, s if he doesn't get a top spot, it might be the road forbit. for him, rick santorum if they don't register at this point, it confirms what a lot of people suspect, it's not his year. >> there's always the perry factor to contend with. alex burns, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> you can catch all the excitement in iowa this saturday at 7:00 a.m. msnbc will be live all day covering the ames straw poll with a special edition of "the daily rundown" with chuck today from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. with the results. and the picture that people can't stop talking about, but "newsweek's" queen of rage isn't the first cover to create controversy. controversy. our flip side is next.
contributor on a hunting trip. the photo shop image refers to a if the national lampoon" cover. "time" named the cheney picture the best mag cover of the year and bill clinton's pose on the cover of "esquire" in december 2000 was inspired by the lincoln memorial, but some voiced outrage taking it as a vulgar reference to the monica scandal. politicians on the cover stirring controversy and we're willing to bet selling lots and lots of copies. that does it for me today. i'll see you back here at 11:00 a.m. eastern time tomorrow. up next contessa brewer.a summe. ooo. sounds pricey? nah, with the hotels.com summer sale, you can find awesome deals for places nearby. interesting...
hype polarized and so hype aggressive. michele bachmann is the face of the tea party right now. >> "newsweek" editor in chief defending her magazine's queen of rage cover. saying the wild eyed michele bachmann reflects the personal intensity that's driving her presidential campaign. which bringstous the flip side, our look behind the headlines. "newsweek" is getting a lot of push back over that cover. they're done it before facing accusations of sexism over a couple of sarah palin covers over the past few years. but politicians are no stranger to controversy. take this "new yorker" cover from the summer of 2008. the magazine's editor said it was meant to satirize the way the obamas were portrayed by the right wing. the obama campaign called it tasteless and offensive. this january 2007 issue of "text monthly" poked fun of then vice president dick cheney very accidentally shooting a campaign