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Very Last Word: Is Christie ‘more out of touch’ than Romney?

Backstage, Democratic candidate for governor in New Jersey, Barbara Buono, talked about her opponent Gov. Chris Christie's record on jobs and the economy. Read More

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Very Last Word: Obama’s press conference, the short version

On Tuesday's Very Last Word, MSNBC's Ari Melber and Joy Reid did a question-by-question break down of President Obama's wide-ranging press conference. Read More

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Results: It’s Markey vs Gomez for Mass. Senate seat

Massachusetts voted Tuesday in the special election primaries for John Kerry's Senate seat; Ed Markey won the Democratic primary and Gabriel Gomez, the GOP. But the attack at the Boston Marathon took focus away from the race; turnout was low. Read More

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Very Last Word: Positive reaction to Jason Collins outshines negative

On Monday's Very Last Word, former NFL player Wade Davis and MSNBC's Rev. Al Sharpton talked about the reaction to NBA center Jason Collins coming out in the new Sports Illustrated. Read More

Democratic candidate Elizabeth Colbert Busch, left, looks at former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford as she answers a question during the 1st Congressional District debate on Monday, April 29, 2013 in Charleston S.C. (AP Photo/Rainier Ehrhardt)

Colbert Busch to Sanford: ‘Nobody tells me what to do’

Elizabeth Colbert Busch and Mark Sanford met for their first and only debate in Charleston Monday in their race for South Carolina's first district. And yes, "she went there," mentioning his use of taxpayer money to take a personal trip. Read More

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Very Last Word: Were the Tsarnaev brothers coming to NYC?

On Thursday's Very Last Word, investigative reporter Jonathan Dienst discussed the likelihood of the Tsarnaev brothers pulling off another bombing attack in New York City. Also, Richard Wolffe talked about the need for regulation in order to avoid industrial accidents like the one in West, Texas. Read More

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Texas fertilizer plant: 28 years, no full inspection

The West, Texas, fertilizer plant explosion ignited 270 tons of ammonium nitrate last Wednesday. That's 1,350 times more than what should trigger safety oversight from the Department of Homeland Security. Read More

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Very Last Word: Conservatives revise Bush’s terrorism record

On Wednesday's Very Last Word, MSNBC's Steve Kornacki and Krystal Ball discussed the divergent paths of the Bush brothers. And Richard Wolffe talked about some conservative rewriting of Bush's inauguration day. Read More

Rep. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., attends the 40th annual Conservative Political Action Conference in National Harbor, Md., Thursday, March 14, 2013.  (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

Bush kept America safe, conservatives say–ignoring 9/11

Some conservatives criticize President Obama's counter-terrorism record by saying former President Bush kept America safe (except for 9/11). Read More

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Very Last Word: Boston suspects’ mother’s conflicting emotions

On Tuesday's Very Last Word, MSNBC's Joy Reid and Karen Finney discussed the Tsarnaev brothers' mother's statement about her boys. Also, Lawrence O'Donnell talked about the state of the grieving process in Boston. Read More

A photo showing Dzhokhar (C, bottom) and Tamerlan (C, top) Tsarnaev, accompanied by their sisters, is seen in this photo provided by the Suleimanova family, in Makhachkala April 22, 2013. (REUTERS/Courtesy of Suleimanova family/Handout)

First Word: Learning more about the Tsarnaev brothers

With each new day, authorities and the media discover a little bit more about the Tsarnaev brothers' lives and motives before the bombing attack at the Boston Marathon. Read More

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Very Last Word: The bravery of the Watertown police

In Monday's Very Last Word, MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell discussed the bravery of a small unit of Watertown police officers as they took on the Boston Marathon suspects. Also, the Huffington Post's Ryan Grim talked about the real reason why stricter background checks didn't pass in Congress. Read More

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VIDEO: Bostonians ‘not sure if we’ll have a normal summer’

As the "high anxiety" dies down in the city of Boston, residents begin to look ahead. Check out this video of Bostonians telling how they feel in the days after bombing. Read More

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Very Last Word: Sen. Blumenthal talks gun control

On Thursday's Very Last Word, Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) discussed how Connecticut is leading the way with stricter gun control measures. Also, Howard Fineman talked about what the Republicans really want in the budget battle. And Ola Kaso and filmmaker Davis Guggenheim discuss their new film, The Dream is Now. Read More

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Very Last Word: Will New Yorkers forgive Anthony Weiner?

Backstage, Lawrence O'Donnell, Ari Melber, and Krystal Ball chatted about former Rep. Anthony Weiner's chances in the New York City mayoral race. Read More

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Very Last Word: GOP senator actually said this to Newtown families

After the show, MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell discussed Republican Sen. Jim Inhofe's remarks on the families of Newtown victims. Read More

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Very Last Word: The socialist side of British conservatism

On Monday's Very Last Word, MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell talked about British conservatives being more socialist than U.S. liberals. Also, Ari Melber discussed the late Margaret Thatcher's famous quote, "There is no such thing as society." Read More

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O’Donnell brainstorms ‘Veep’ episodes with Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Julia Louis-Dreyfus spoke with MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell about the upcoming season of her political sitcom, Veep. Read More

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Very Last Word: Martin Short has one more thing to say

On Thursday's Very Last Word, comedian Martin Short had one more thing to say to MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell and Last Word fans. Read More

Former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford answers questions from reporters after voting in Charleston, S.C., on Tuesday, April 2, 2013. (AP Photo/Bruce Smith)

Colbert Busch will target Sanford’s other indiscretions

For Colbert-Busch, Mark Sanford's marital infidelities may be off the table, but his numerous ethics violations are not. Read More