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and i know cynthia loomis well and i can tell, by the way, she would like to run for that senate seatually but had the good grace not to run over mike enzi to do it. there are less than 600,000 people in wyoming. i've spent a fair amount of time there. i don't think they're going to like it. i don't think the tea party is going to like it. as a matter of fact, rand paul one of the leaders of the movement immediately backed enzi, immediately denounced liz cheney because don't forget, it was cheney and the whole neo-con establishment who tried to prevent rapid paul from getting that seat in kentucky and backed the establishment figure there. >> howard, you're so smart as you always are in small states like south dakota or wyoming, personal civility, the way you behave, your treatment of other people people is the key to politics. i use as an example sxwraun thune who didn't complain about losing a questionable can be election to tim johnson. because he handled it like a gentleman, he was elected heavily against daschle. i think you're right. it's about form. it's about being a good pers

cynthia loomis called cheney's announcement called, quote, bad form. >>> there's an unlikely coalition forming. ted cruz and rand paul aligning themselves with kirsten gillibrand in the way the military handles sexual assault cases. the plan would limit the ability of the military's dop commanders to oversee sex cases in their unit. military says it would jeopardize the command. yesterday two tea party favorites spoke about their decision to support the bill. >> i have to tell you, i'm entering the committee hearing undecided. i was persuaded by senator gillibrand's exceptionally passionate and able advocacy. >> i always thought the motive was good for the bill but i think the bill's even stronger. i see no reason why conservatives shouldn't support this. the only thing i think standing in the way is sort of the status quo. >> the plan needs the support of at least 51 senators to be included in the defense bill. debate on that bill could begin as early as next week. we will talk to senator gillibrand coming up on "morning joe" which is out of washington, d.c., today. >>> still in limbo

. >> cynthia loomis said bad form for liz to challenge enzi.nk is going on here, margie? >> we are seeing no real formula to predict. senator enzi someone of the most conservative members in the senate and he is ranked repeatedly far to the right on a whole host of issues and he is still drawing a primary challenge. >> what we have seen in the part, right, you have seen more moderate republicans challenged by tea party conservatives. this is unusual. >> moderate folks who might have been seen out of touch and come to establishment. here you have liz cheney who is from the establishment. you're talking about in the last segment people betting on what the next name is of the next person in the royal dynasty. that kind of like what is going on here with the cheney's. does the cheney name help or is it seen as too washington and too mainstream and too establishment for state like wyoming? it's up for the voters to decide. that is something that republican voters are going to have to figure out. >> yeah. i think it's not just a name question. it's a

the state's lone member of the house of representatives cynthia loomis called cheney the shiny new pony in politics. and called her poor form. >> i don't think she's going about it the right way. in the instance where you have a three-term sitting u.s. senator who has done nothing to merit a primary challenge and you challenge that person without the courtesy of calling them just before you make an announcement, it's just not the best way to start a campaign. i think it's bad form. >> joining me now to discuss all this is howard fineman and david corn. let me ask you a simple question. what is her connection to wyoming. she went to high school in virginia. she went to college in colorado. spent all of her life back here in washington. usually you know a person where they went to high school. that's where you're from. no connection to the state except her father's last name. what's dick cheney up to here? is this some effort to create a satellite of his own political career? what's he up to? >> well there are a couple things there. first of all the connection is a family connection that

cynthia loomis. >> mike ensy has really earned his spurs in wyoming, not to mention putting in 18 solid for the demon seed thus far. >> yes. >> stephanie: let's go to ann in atlanta. you are on the "stephanie miller show" on the trayvon case. hello ann. hello ann? ann? going once going twice in back to pamela in texas. hey, pam. >> hey stephanie how are you. >> stephanie: good go ahead. >> caller: when people like limbaugh or any white says we can say the n word because black people say it, i want to ask them, so are you saying you want to emulate blacks now? >> stephanie: right. >> caller: the other thing is the judge who excluded those instructions that could have convicted him, this -- i mean she is a judge, his dad was a damage, did anybody think about that? and the last thing is, this is really important, i have to tell hal, vote for trayvon, i was thinking the same thing, this is a two or one. the supreme court action in the trayvon martin verdict about why don't we -- please start talking about that more. vote for trayvon. that's something that i think will mobilize people and so

congressman cynthia loomis compared her to hillary clinton, saying cheney is not from wyoming and sherginia where she grew up. is she going to have as much success as hillary clinton? >> if you extend the hillary clinton comparison, what is she saying? maybe she's not from here, they tried the carpetbagger argument on hillary clinton after chappaqua . hillary clinton had a bunch of people working to are her and she won. the question for liz cheney is she has the money and name identification. she's new to politics, can she run a campaign and convince the people of wyoming she's right to defeat in a primary a senator who is widely regarded in the republican party back home. the congresswoman might want to be careful. there's no question liz cheney will have the money and will get a lot of attention. the test now is she a good politician? >> what about the elephant in the room, her dad. do you think she'd be running if her father didn't want her to do that? >> in a word, no. trust me i've taken phone calls and e-mails from liz cheney when she's not happy with something i or this network

loomis. >> thank you, mr. chairman. to the previous comment by the gentlelady from new mexico, therein lies the problem. trying to get us to do comprehensive immigration reform at a time when we cannot assure our constituents, the people we work for, that the border is secure is a nonstarter. when i go home, all i hear about is secure the border first, then we'll talk about comprehensive immigration reform. i hear that from all aspects, from are all of my -- from all of my constituents. and i cannot tell them that we have accomplished step one, secure the border, which is their green light to move forward on comprehensive immigration reform. this is not a new condition that the american people -- especially those from nonborder states -- have put on us. they've been telling us for years, secure the border first, then we'll talk about comprehensive immigration reform. there's a bill, probably passed the senate today, that will comprehensively reform immigration. it is not going to pass the house because we have not addre

the state's only member of congress, cynthia loomis, called cheney's announcement bad form.ing to wyoming recently from virginia, adding that it may have worked for hillary clinton in new york, but wyoming is a different story. what do you guys think? she wants to run. >> if you know her -- >> she moved. she has five kids. she moved there sometime last winter, and she did go to elementary and middle and high school there. she's got roots. i think the cheney money, the cheney name in wyoming, it's going to be very tough. loyalty matters, but does it matter in politics, guys? >> let me answer that for you. no. >> here's the deal. mike enzi had been led to believe she would let him know, and she would not run if he was planning to run for a fourth term. he then got wind she was going to announce today in a fly around the state, and therefore, he announced quickly yesterday, and she then rolled out the video, which was supposed to be rolled out today. congresswoman lummis is actually not happy about it. senator barrasso is going to be on "the daily rundown" this morning and talk