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Subscribe to RSSFor the first time in his long political career, Sen. Orrin Hatch has a legitimate challenge in reelection. His opponent, candidate Dan Liljenquist joins the Daily Rundown's Chuck Todd for a Deep Dive into the race and discuss why Liljenquist believes he is the better choice for Utah.
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What does it say about the Republican party when even Orrin Hatch isn't far enough right for them?
2010 - the year the once Grand Old Party mainstreamed; CRAZY!
We saw this experiment before in the 1960's with the John Birch Society and William F. Buckley shunning the extremists!
Ultimately sanity won out - let's hope history repeats itself, this time around!
Hey, redhead, if you lived in Utah you'd understand why we would like Hatch gone. Old men like him need to sit in a porch swing and write songs about their old friend Ted Kennedy.