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Occurring and we need to do everything in our hands that we can do to help out the opposition. >> del, i really thank you for become such a potent voice in bringing both the murder and the threat of the genocide in libya to our attention, and to so many other folks. im going to let you go for the afternoon. thank you so much. reva, if i can, i want to keep you for a minute to talk about the reasonen in aggregate. specifically i want to talk about the balance of power between the two factions tha...

Lets start by denying all federal funding for abortion at home and abroad. >> jobs and spending. yes. i understand. they tell us its important. but abortion, thats where we have to start. beltway press coverage right now is all about republicans proposing these big aggregate spending cuts for the national budget. whether theyre realistic or not, what are the differences between the different republican proposals, what are the specific cuts, though, that theyve actually proposed. rather than the ...

Ask you, why have doctors been prescribing this? >> well, you know, i think there was enthusiasm in 2008 and there are doctors that will continue to prescribe this because the way medicine works in a population of women, the drug still may have some benefit and cannot say that across the board. the goal as you might say to figure out who will benefit and whos not and we dont know the answer to that so the fda has to look at the aggregate. overall, on the up and up looking at everybody, we think ...

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The president. but we should stress ahead of his remarks here, the president has been picking up support in the polls particularly among democrats many of whom say that this move in the aggregate is good. and they support it. he has picked up support also from independents and the like. now, the president is coming out here. you can see the republican leader, mcconnell, and durbin and many others. this is not the full leadership team on both sides. careful to avoid that. dpiet fler and the econo...

Youre looking right now at all of the incumbents up this year. the democrats and the republicans. if republicans hold on to all of their seats which is possible they could do and then they ran the table with all of the possibilities that are within reach, that would be nevada, north dakota, indiana, pennsylvania, washington, wisconsin, west virginia. that would mean a net pick-up of 13 seats. that will likely not happen. according to the latest polls. if the election results mirrored the average...

That the tea party movement is bad for them? what is this? >>guest: not in the aggregate there are case by case situations they are worried. but since the voting began, republicans have voted about four million more ballots than democrats in the primary cycle recognized as a boost. in delaware, the turn out was expected to be 30,000 but it was more than 50,000 and odonnell gets that credit. they are not afraid. and many candidates that the republican party establishment feared that now winning, ...

All because the presidents economic pick meups looking like a cause walk. tom devon is founder of real clear politics. did the needle move today based on big initiatives out of the president in ohio today? >> i dont know. obama is in campaign mode. definitely in sort of an aggressive attack mode. he called minority leader boehner out by name today, which is highly unusual. is it going to be enough to sort of turn the tide? i think the sort of dynamics of the election mac mack macro lee set and i...

To 1982. the deans of prognostication, sabato said republicans will pick up ten seats in the senate. even as politicians continue to have bad days, im talking to you jan brewer, the republican party in aggregate is getting good news and has been recently. if you are the republican party, how do you come out of what is expected to be a gianormous mid-term election and ride that wave toward taking the presidency in 2012? toward keeping barack obama a one-term president? one approach to it is to em...

Hard to imagine that these candidates are all going to make good general election candidates. when you look at them in aggregate, its kind of amazing. meet the republican class of 2010. >> would you have voted for the civil rights act of 1964? >> i like the civil rights act in the sense that it ended discrimination in all public domains, and im all in favor of that. >> but? >> you had to ask me the "but." i dont like the idea of telling private business owners -- i abhor racism, but at the same ...