mccaskill. you have to think, too, with a state like missouri, a very purple state. prop c, the piece of legislation that passed into law which exempted missourians from the health care mandate, that passed like by 3-1 in every single county in missouri. a lot of democrats voted for that. that s claire mccaskill s base. we re seeing this over and over again in different states. soy think there are a lot of vulnerable senators. it could pass. cnn s most recent polling, have you health care reform law, pretty unpopular. 54% oppose it by standing in the way of repeal. two things, anderson. one is, come on. that it has zero chance of passing in the senate. it s not going to pass in the senate and certainly not going to get a presidential signature. so it is just political t is just political theater. the other part about this is, you know, where s this broad mandate for reforming sort of repealing health care? it wasn t in the exit polling and cnn polling, 54%, that s not a broad man
state like missouri, a very purple state. prop c, the piece of legislation that passed into law which exempted missourians from the health care mandate, that passed like by 3-1 in every single county in missouri. a lot of democrats voted for that. that s claire mccaskill s base. we re seeing this over and over again in different states. soy think there are a lot of vulnerable senators. it could pass. cnn s most recent polling, have you health care reform law, pretty unpopular. 54% oppose it by standing in the way of repeal. two things, anderson. one is, come on. that it has zero chance of passing in the senate. it s not going to pass in the senate and certainly not going to get a presidential signature. so it is just political t is just political theater. the other part about this is, you know, where s this broad mandate for reforming sort of repealing health care? it wasn t in the exit polling and cnn polling, 54%, that s not a broad mandate. gallup s last polling, when they ask
tonight. the democrats up in arms. just seeing now a statement from the jane harmon saying washington dislikes some of if ingredients, but they have to go along with it, that they have to work together. that s basically what the centrists are saying. how does the president deal with the divisions? well, this is full court press. joe booiden in the senate. barack obama in a hastily called news conference here. you have the inside case with joe biden making the case of if senate and by extension to the house to say, look, i know you don t love this but this is what you have to do. barack obama is the outside game, making the case to the american public of why this is important. why it s important to move forward. look. you can t emphasize this enough. you go back to exit polling, 60% of people said the economy was the number one issue. these tax cuts have long been a point of contention between the two parties as it relates to are they good, bad or indifferent
high court. iowans stood up for freedom and voted three activist judges off the bench. they stood up for traditional marriage and both the judges off the bench. social conservatives remain a force in iowa politic attention. according to this year s exit polling, evangelical christians make up about a third of the voters here, but over half of iowa s republican vote. in spirit lake, steve brown, fox news. nasa scientists today revealed the existence of a bacteria that lives and grows entirely off arsenic, which is toxic to other living organisms. the discovery widens the search for life on earth and in space. early word coming of the announcement had people speculating that nasa would announce it had found life beyond earth. we will talk about capital hill action on tax cuts and the charlie rangel censure when the fox all stars join me after the break.
failure of communication. this is a repudiation of the president s policies. chris, there is a volume of research and i can make a variety of points off of exit polling and other research but the bottom line is this: the american people have gone through a very difficult time. we walked into the greatest recession since the great depression. people have taken a terrible beating out there. and there are mercantile exchanges millions of people looking for work and we have stopped the free fall and have had ten months of positive job growth and our economy is growing we need to accelerate the growth and that is fundamentally what the american people you don t think they were saying they want to us work together and do it. chris: if i may, david you don t think the country was saying, voters were saying there is too much big government, too many 2,000-page bills, too much spending, too much intrusion? i have no doubt that people