“Off the international spectrum of sane behavior.”
“Corporate robot extraordinaire Mitt Romney versus lesser corporate robot Barack Obama.”
— Cenk Uygur sums up the choice this year
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AMY GOODMAN:
You have to leave, but you are critical of the President on Afghanistan, critical of the President on civil liberties and on going the route of super PACs. That makes for an interesting co-chair of President Obama’s re-election campaign.
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RUSS FEINGOLD:
How about a co-chair that’s proud of him for bringing us healthcare for the first time in 70 years? How about a co-chair who thinks that he has actually done a good thing with the economy and helped with the stimulus package, and we’ve had 22 months of positive job growth? How about a co-chair for a president that has the best reputation overseas of any president in memory, that has reversed the awful damage of the Bush administration, who, in places like Cairo and in India and Indonesia, has reached out to the rest of the world? Believe me, on balance, there’s no question. And finally, how about a co-chair of a president who I believe will help us appoint justices who will overturn Citizens United?
(Source: democracynow.org)
“I wouldn’t, not this election cycle. I’m not sure that I would ever be in a position to do that, I don’t know that we’ll ever be running again. But, huh, who knows? [smiles]”
“If Ron Paul was just pro-war he might actually win this thing, but he has the problem of being principled.”
“These guys are going to rip each others’ limbs off. The entertainment value is going to be terrific.”
— Cenk Uygur on the possibility of a brokered GOP convention