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Side, absolutely. if those candidates win, it is a very different gop in washington come january than the folks theyve got there now. on the other hand, its kind of 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 doma...

In sick. >> neil: you wouldnt know anything is going on, not that we should be persuaded one way or the other in one day but it was business at usual. the president signed the manufacturing incentive act. not that it was more expensive than other initiatives but its like they blithely go on. not just the president, washington in the aggregate. >> theyre not as worried. they have jobs and health insurance. theyre going to get up tomorrow and paychecks are secured. its the people that today took a...

Played out for months, but the polls show that a lot of americans like and support this law. >> neil: bob, you know this better than i will but one of the argument for the administration doing this is that while in arizona, its popular, cross the country, in the aggregate, its popular with key constituent groups, its very unpopular. key quints to the president. in florida and other states where support is crucial and could make the difference in a electoral contest, not today jaded but could tha...