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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140302:13:44:00 - Vimarsana News

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Incumbent republican primaries. i haven't put that in concrete. but it is i'm likely going to stay out of it. >> and why aren't you? >> because things can change in politics. >> so the prospect of ted cruz stirring up trouble for his own colleagues in primaries this year in helping tea party candidates who might give democrats a fighting chance isn't exactly dead. as we said the tea party has its sights set on several incumbent senators. pat roberts, the 77-year-old was first elected to congress in the reagan revolution of 1980. he moved up to the senate a decade and a half later where he's be...

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U.s. senator pat roberts may represent kansas, but he doesn't seem to live there anymore. "the new york times" reported this weekend the three-term republican doesn't have his own home in his home state. the times reports the house he lists as his voting address belongs to two long-time supporters and donors. roberts is facing a primary challenge this year from a tea party activist who has been arguing that roberts has lost touch with his home state. and this news is not going to help the incumbent senator. we'll be right back.

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140211:00:45:00 - Vimarsana News

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U.s. senator pat roberts may represent kansas, but he doesn't seem to live there anymore. "the new york times" reported this weekend the three-term republican doesn't have his own home in his home state. the times reports the house he lists as his voting address belongs to two long-time supporters and donors. roberts is facing a primary challenge this year from a tea party activist who has been arguing that roberts has lost touch with his home state. and this news is not going to help the incumbent senator. we'll be right back. hey guys! sorry we're late. did you run into traffic? no, just had...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140210:14:07:00 - Vimarsana News

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Is doing his best to soften his image in a new ad, and expect to see a lot more like it, particularly from the house incumbents trying for the promotion. >> i'm running for the u.s. senate, because we need solutions, and washington needs montana common sense. >> finally, of course, there are at least a half dozen republican senate incumbents facing primary challenges that could at the very least batter them, drain them of war chests heading into the general election. over the weekend, in what could be a damaging twist for three-term kansas senator pat roberts, "the new york times" revealed he ...

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>> when it comes to the roberts story, again, they said they didn't want to be lugar, they seemed concerned -- what was interesting about the reporting, this seems to be an issue they were worried about. >> yeah, what's fascinating is they're now saying he doesn't, in fact, own a property in dodge city. but that was the property that he has, according to his senate financial forms, listed as a rental income, meaning that someone has been living there for the last ten years. >> right. >> and they recognized that would be a problem for them in this campaign with the tee party challenger, so last...