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Said, and it does sound like theyre really counting on a vote next week. but youre still seeing that push and pull between conservatives and moderates. interestingly, susan collins, the republican senator from maine, in an intervoo with bloomberg this morning was talking about how encouraged she was about mitch mcconnell talking last week about doing something bipartisan if it fails, and not repeating the mistakes that democrats made by passing this with just one party. she urged republicans to ...

Exactly whats going on with health care. his flip flop on nafta. in the morning saying hes going to get out of nafta. shows a map in the afternoon and changes his opinion on nafta. the pace seems to be quickening. he has always been erratic. but is there growing concern on the hill that theyre just not going to get things done as long as this president is this erratic? >> joe, as i met with a group of republican lawmakers last night through the course of my reporting, i asked them about foreign ...

Now. with one quick incursion in goes to show that the former president really did not have cohesive understanding of military strategy. that is number one, but then if you also see health care passed, and you see obama carefully repealed, and something that it looks like it is going in a more conservative direction, couple that with some of the executive orders on doing some of the regulations, immigration, and the epa regular. and you see almost a full 75% of undoing of the obama administratio...

Rise democratic base says no it isnt. also the stolen seat. obama had 11 months. a democrat from rhode island said this is a bit rich to us from the party that not only denied garland, but from the party who is the beneficiary of all these partisan decisions. i feel like im watching ca casa blanca. bad blood from the democrats who when you talk to them privately, hes a nice guy. sure, hes more conservative, but hawes highly qualified. he actually said when you ask him about apportion rights that...

They are to a come proto poise thats really going to work? >> i think theyre a good distance away, and i do believe, as mark was saying, that the president has unique, persuasive powers. but there are 40-odd members of the so-called freedom caucus that have been very reluctant to commit to this bill. and be unless it is sixed in a way that moved -- it is fixed in a way that moves to a more conservative direction, less of an apparent mandate and more cuts, i dont think theyre going to support it ...

If you thought battlefield washington, d.c. was just about fighting between democrats and republicans, think again. because the infighting within the republican party is about to reach galactic proportions. not only is longtime south carolina republican senator lindsey graham facing a growing gop primary field, which includes one challenger with strong tea party ties, making her bid official today, but senate republican leader mitch mcconnell was eviscerated by erick ericksons online red state p...

Obama care, the republicans are going to face a disaster, not just in 2016, where where i think theyre headed for disaster, because theyll not nominate someone like chris christie, he would be in deep trouble in to 14. newt gingrich tried this in 1998. as karen will remember, the results were not very healthy for the republican parties. >> i have to tell you, bob, i was just thinking, bring it on! please, please, shut the government down. >> the republicans hate the president, they oppose thinks...

President george w. bush to lead this court in a more conservative direction, initially was poised to strike down the key part of the health care law, but then, he changed his mind and the outcome of this entire case. >> cbs news, and its legal correspondent jan crawford, breaking the story earlier this week that chief justice john roberts originally decided with conservatives about the obama care mandate. while writing the decision changed his mind and the rest, as they say, is history. jim, th...

Expected, jeef justice john roberts, who was appointed by president george w. bush to lead this court in a more conservative direction, initially was poised to strike down the key part of the health care law, but then, he changed his mind and the outcome of this entire case. >> cbs news, and its legal correspondent jan crawford, breaking the story earlier this week that chief justice john roberts originally decided with conservatives about the obama care mandate. while writing the decision chang...

Legally. you can go to school, you can travel, you can have a drivers license and a work permanent. and then you can become a legal rhes dante. so it doesnt bar someone from becoming a u.s. citizen. theres just no pathway. and with the bill that we saw in 2010, there was a pathway of about 13 years. it would have taken me 13 years to become a u.s. citizen with the latest version of the dream act. >> and in the wrong direction, youre saying? >> i would say in a more conservative direction. >> you...