Chris Hayes Quotes About Running

Quotes about: Running

• While Newt Gingrich was running for president four years ago a controversy bubbled up regarding his campaign finances. You see, in December of 2011 a watchdog group filed an FEC complaint alleging the campaign paid Gingrich himself $42,000 for his mailing list. Now, the group claimed that payment was not disclosed on his FEC filing.

  Chris Hayes

  Running, Years, President

  Source: www.msnbc.com

• We should note it is not illegal for the campaign to pay [Doanld] Trump owned businesses as long as they`re charging fair market rates. And while the optics are pretty stunning, we shouldn`t be surprised. Afterall, this is the guy that told Fortune magazine in 2000 it`s very possible I could be the first presidential candidate to run and make money on it.

  Chris Hayes

  Running, Long, Guy

  Source: www.msnbc.com

• After campaign financial reports show more money spent than raised in the month of September. Report adds to growing speculation that Donald Trump is not in some very deep psychological sense, actually running to be President of the United States, so much as he`s running to build up a fan base for Donald Trump.

  Chris Hayes

  Running, President, United States

  Source: www.msnbc.com

• Like one of [Donald] Trump`s sons said this is a huge step down for him to run for president. Like he`s not doing it - let`s just be clear.

  Chris Hayes

  Running, Son, President

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• Donald Trump isn`t doing anyone any favors by running to be the most powerful person on the planet, right?

  Chris Hayes

  Running, Powerful, Favors

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• There is a sense in which, like, it could be the case that the incentives of running for president and the incentives of getting maximum attention for yourself, sometimes align, and at a certain point, they stop aligning, and you just keep going with the incentives for maximum attention for yourself.

  Chris Hayes

  Running, President, Attention

  Source: www.msnbc.com

• Donald Trump got himself very far to the left. When he was considering running for president in 2000, he was for a 13 percent wealth tax on wealthy people to retire the national debt.

  Chris Hayes

  Running, People, President

  Source: www.msnbc.com

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