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Imagine their feelings when they hear governor barbour act like that s just some pooh-pooh issue that he can sidetrack. reverend, always a pleasure, good to have you with us today speak out again. thank you. all righty. now get some rapid fire response from our panel on these stories. i will get their take on governor barbour s comments about citizens councils in the south. the palin media machine planned a big book signing event in anchorage and i guess could you say it was a total bomb. i want to know if sarah palin s overexposed or the people she quit on just tired of her and does it affect her presidential ambitions? and a blow for blue states. the new census data shows a shifting population, which means a lot of northern states will lose u.s. house seats in 2012, while the south and west stand to gain. with us tonight, karen hunter, a journalist and publisher, and also tony blankly, syndicated columnist. great to have both of you with ....
Aftermath of his first comment? well, i think what we you know, all of us in earlier years, we have said things that we regretted, you about this wasn t a slip of the lip. this is him making a detailed defense of the white citizens council and trying to distinguish their role in the segregation era. and i think that it is something that clearly toad he had to backtrack on. clearly, had it not become an issue, woe backtrack and the strategy of throw something out there and then pull it back after you kind of wing wink and send a signal. this organization he is referring to was founded as a result of the brown versus board of education citizen and other decisions against segregation. so how you can try and act as though they were something different and then come back to it three days later after the uproar is very, very troubling, especially when looking at key figure in the midterm elections and the republicans win this year. so you are not talking about somebody that we don t have ....
Imagine their feelings when they hear governor barbour act like that s just some pooh-pooh issue that he can sidetrack. reverend, always a pleasure, good to have you with us today speak out again. thank you. all righty. now get some rapid fire response from our panel on these stories. i will get their take on governor barbour s comments about citizens councils in the south. the palin media machine planned a big book signing event in anchorage and i guess could you say it was a total bomb. i want to know if sarah palin s overexposed or the people she quit on just tired of her and does it affect her presidential ambitions? and a blow for blue states. the new census data shows a shifting population, which means a lot of northern states will lose u.s. house seats in 2012, while the south and west stand to gain. with us tonight, karen hunter, a journalist and publisher, and also tony blankly, syndicated columnist. great to have both of you with us tonight. ....
Know, all of us in earlier years, we have said things that we regretted, you about this wasn t a slip of the lip. this is him making a detailed defense of the white citizens council and trying to distinguish their role in the segregation era. and i think that it is something that clearly tohe had to backtrk on. clearly, had it not become an issue, woe backtrack and the strategy of throw something out there and then pull it back after you kind of wing wink and send a signal. this organization he is referring to was founded as a result of the brown versus board of education citizen and other decisions against segregation. so how you can try and act as though they were something different and then come back to it three days later after the uproar is very, very troubling, especially when looking at key figure in the midterm elections and the republicans win this year. so you are not talking about somebody that we don t have the ....