my sorry of the week. what prohibition costs. a new national poll shows santorum leading romney nationally and state oel l polls in michigan that will vote in a week from now shows santorum leading romney there, too. santorum appeared to capture the severe anti-romney sentiment of the gop base, which if you take a step back is a fantastically ironic situation. we all knew the base was suspicious of the moderate who signed into law a universal health care bill. but after two years of tea party rhetoric, live free or die, what we're seeing now is the base of the gop rallying around a candidate with powerful impulses. a man who thinks states should be able to outlaw birth control, a moon who iks plegs italy views his own world view as a rebuke or antidote to libertarianism. >> i am not a libertarian. and i -- and i fight very
between you two here. >> more wisdom won. >> more aspirin between the knees, who knows. >> that will not be forgotten. >> i don't know whether a couple of points are enough. look at the polling in the super tuesday states. santorum is clobbering romney in ohio. gingrich is going to do well in the south. i mean, you know, i think that the romney campaign has now reached critical mess because what can he do at this point? you know -- >> what about just going negative again like he did before? >> i think that santorum came up with a pretty good antidote with that ad of the, you know, the phony mitt romney going around, you know, shooting mud at everybody. i think that that's become part of romney's baggage at this point that he's a mud slinger and has nothing positive to say. >> i agree. here he is trying to offset that. let's go, joe, here he is trying to nice tup here. mitt romney made a pitch to michigan residents that he was
>> i don't know whether a couple of points are enough. look at the polling in the super tuesday states. santorum is clobbering romney in ohio. gingrich is going to do well in the south. i mean, you know, i think that the romney campaign has now reached critical mess because what can he do at this point? you know -- >> what about just going negative again like he did before? >> i think that santorum came up with a pretty good antidote with that ad of the, you know, the phony mitt romney going around, you know, shooting mud at everybody. i think that that's become part of romney's baggage at this point that he's a mud slinger and has nothing positive to say. >> i agree. here he is trying to offset that. let's go, joe, here he is trying to nice tup here. mitt romney made a pitch to michigan residents that he was their native son. listen to how he talks about this state where he was born. he's about to say something so weird like severely conservative, i sometimes wonder
it's not the only thing he is doing. the appointments clause of the constitution is being violated. he finds statutes in the law, i'm going to follow part of the statute because i don't agree with it. this is not what is president is supposed to do. he has enumerated powers under the constitution and that is what he is supposed to do. >> sean: and you himself go into our founders and framers and more importantly the philosophers that inspired them, those that believe in limited government, separation of powers all the things that you talk about as a constitutional attorney. it raises this question in my mind, what is the antidote to cradle to grave obamacare, $5 trillion in debt, redistribution spreading the wealth? what is the antidote? >> i've got a plan. that plan is called the constitution of the united states. it's the only antidote.
it's not the only thing he is doing. the appointments clause of the constitution is being violated. he finds statutes in the law, i'm going to follow part of the statute because i don't agree with it. this is not what is president is supposed to do. he has enumerated powers under the constitution and that is what he is supposed to do. >> sean: and you himself go into our founders and framers and more importantly the philosophers that inspired them, those that believe in limited government, separation of powers all the things that you talk about as a constitutional attorney. it raises this question in my mind, what is the antidote to cradle to grave obamacare, $5 trillion in debt, redistribution spreading the wealth? what is the antidote? >> i've got a plan. that plan is called the constitution of the united states. it's the only antidote.
>> bret: we are just one day away from the next presidential nominating contest, caucuses in nevada. three of the four remaining republican candidates are in the silver state tonight. senior national correspondent john roberts reports from las vegas. the odds are leaning heavily toward one of them. >> with nevada voters warming up for tomorrow's caucuses, mitt romney kept the focus sharply on president obama today, telling a business round table the jobs numbers were good news, but -- >> i hope that continues. we get people back to work. that is the antidote, by the way, to falling home prices. people going back to work. able to buy homes. but this president has not helped the process. he's hurt it. >> a similar perspective from ron paul who said the news only looks good on the surface. >> the deception was that unemployment rates are much lower or at 8.3. that's all fiction because what
>> bret: we are just one day away from the next presidential nominating contest, caucuses in nevada. three of the four remaining republican candidates are in the silver state tonight. senior national correspondent john roberts reports from las vegas. the odds are leaning heavily toward one of them. >> with nevada voters warming up for tomorrow's caucuses, mitt romney kept the focus sharply on president obama today, telling a business round table the jobs numbers were good news, but -- >> i hope that continues. we get people back to work. that is the antidote, by the way, to falling home prices. people going back to work. able to buy homes. but this president has not helped the process. he's hurt it. >> a similar perspective from ron paul who said the news only looks good on the surface. >> the deception was that unemployment rates are much lower or at 8.3. that's all fiction because what
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candidate. now, south carolina has got a large social conservative vote so to me, i'm looking for ron paul to focus much more on new hampshire. he and santorum try to battle it out for second place. the other issue for paul is to raise as much money as possible so he can be as viable in other states that go beyond florida. now, let's take a look at the second tier of candidates. it's said that iowa only offers three tickets out. i think they're going to offer four tickets out. newt gingrich who came in fourth, his objective is to win in south carolina and if he does, that puts him in good shape in florida to come 10 days later. if all the service in south carolina and florida the last few weeks, newt gingrich has continued his lead but his challenge is to find a way to get that antidote to respond to the negative advertising run by both mitt romney and ron paul's super pacs. so for gingrich, can you stay positive and still blunt those attacks? as far as rick perry, i think by
candidate. now, south carolina has got a large social conservative vote so to me, i'm looking for ron paul to focus much more on new hampshire. he and santorum try to battle it out for second place. the other issue for paul is to raise as much money as possible so he can be as viable in other states that go beyond florida. now, let's take a look at the second tier of candidates. it's said that iowa only offers three tickets out. i think they're going to offer four tickets out. newt gingrich who came in fourth, his objective is to win in south carolina and if he does, that puts him in good shape in florida to come 10 days later. if all the service in south carolina and florida the last few weeks, newt gingrich has continued his lead but his challenge is to find a way to get that antidote to respond to the negative advertising run by both mitt romney and ron paul's super pacs. so for gingrich, can you stay positive and still blunt those attacks? as far as rick perry, i think by