path to citizenship. where does it lead? we know in a general. at this moment do you think it leaves him in a primary? >> i think glenn's point is well taken. you're straddling the issue now and you're not getting any credit from anybody. evangelicals and conservatives will look at you wearily, hispanics that voted for you in florida and others around the country will look at you wearily. i think it's important to understand the republicans have a demographic problem. 90% of their voters in 2012 were white voters. white voters made up smaller percentage of the electorate than ever in a u.s. national election. that number is likely to decrease in 2016. it's not just the issues of immigration for hispanics. education and health care are very important issues. in 2012, we found in the obama campaign that health care was the most important issue to them. so republican candidates are not just going to have to figure out how to talk about immigration in a way that doesn't turn voters off. they have to find an eloquent
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