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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130726:11:15:00 - Vimarsana News

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He's not ted cruz. >> we shouldn't want him to be. he sont want to be. >> no. let those guys occupy -- rand paul is very comfortable in that area. ted cruz, obviously, very comfortable as a superrepublican, super conservative. that's not marco's brand. whoever is telling him to act this way is geing him off his game. you have to know who you are. i believe in the same things today they believed in the 1994 positions and moved a little bit, but my governing philosophy is the same. and marco, you just don't change it. let's go to david gregory. david, obviously, this immigration reform fight has...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130404:01:03:00 - Vimarsana News

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But we start tonight's show with second amendment remedies. in the midterm elections in 2010, nevada republicans nominated a woman named sharron angle to run for senate in nevada. sharron angle was going to try to unseat harry reid in nevada. she was antiestablishment, tea party endorsed, super, super conservative, and this race in nevada was supposed to be a cake walk. harry reid's numbers were really bad. everybody expected harry reid to lose his job. everybody knew that the 2010 election was going very republican overall and harry reid was seen as the most vulnerable senator on the democrat...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130404:08:03:00 - Vimarsana News

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But we start tonight's show with second amendment remedies. in the midterm elections in 2010, nevada republicans nominated a woman named sharron angle to run for senate in nevada. sharron angle was going to try to unseat harry reid in nevada. she was antiestablishment, tea party endorsed, super, super conservative, and this race in nevada was supposed to be a cake walk. harry reid's numbers were really bad. everybody expected harry reid to lose his job. everybody knew that the 2010 election was going very republican overall and harry reid was seen as the most vulnerable senator on the democrat...

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Changing because when hillary clinton went through that, there obviously was a backlash. we just did a poll and one of the questions was how many americans think it's okay for first ladies to use their role for political purposes? surpri surprisingly 53% of americans now say it's okay. so i think the role is evolving. plenty of first ladies look back to prior first ladies to gain guidance. >> jacqueline kennedy, super conservative, very stylish. what do you think of her place in the pantheon? >> she's the first first lady to have a press secretary. that tells you something. when you take a loo...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120703:08:17:00 - Vimarsana News

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The years. and finally, that blue line at the bottom, that's liberal justices becoming more conservative or the years. and then last week happened. this super conservative court including the super conservative chief justice john roberts upheld a law that was unpopular among conservatives and suddenly everything seemed possible. the court watching pundit class thought maybe the court hasn't moved that far to the right. well, today, conservatives from inside the court proved that it has. now, you need to know that leaks from the supreme court just about never happen. ever. never, never ever, ne...