"For the first time, a few eyebrows are being raised, " said Joe Scarborough, a House Republican from Florida.

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Maybe we'll see Joe Scarborough pondering how a man confused by Stuart Stevens would have handled Osama bin Laden.

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Barely making ends meet and hearing she was earning 14 times less than her co-host, Joe Scarborough, was depressing and painful.

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The challenge Joe Scarborough made on Morning Joe is a fair one: the Republican party needs to do something about gun violence.

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"We're obviously very, very excited about the news today, " said Rep. Joe Scarborough, R-Florida, who represents much of the Florida Panhandle and opposes drilling.

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In his post-debate post Joe Scarborough posted a chart of federal debt held by the public as a percentage of GDP similar to the one below.

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Joe Scarborough, a 50-year-old self-employed electrical contractor from Charlotte, opened the first round of qualifying in the PBA50 Sun Bowl on Sunday with three games of 300, throwing 36 consecutive strikes.

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Filmmakers also try to give a contemporary context by interviewing people like Jon Stewart, Rachel Maddow and Joe Scarborough along with many of the people who had been involved with the story at the time.

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Joe Scarborough, a television host and former Republican congressman, called this week on the party's leaders to say in public what they all complain about in private: that she could devastate the Republicans' cause in 2012.

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In an energetic follow-up to Politico on his Monday morning show, Joe Scarborough said he was the first high-profile media conservative to announce that Romney is blowing a winnable election and that Limbaugh et al. followed him in defining Romney's damning new persona: a CEO who says American needs a CEO, but who is publicly failing at being CEO of his own billion-dollar campaign.

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As for the economy, as Time magazine's Joe Klein pointed out on the Scarborough show, the middle class is feeling more secure about employment stability, home ownership and 401(k) trends.

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