interpretation of a law. in this case, the religious freedom act, where they said that protection meant corporate protection, even though we d spent decades without it. walk us through the politics here, howard. and in colorado, we want to point out our nbc poll shows that when you just ask people what they think of, are you more or less likely to vote for a candidate who supports restrictions on the use of con stra tepgs, 70% of them say less likely. that number shows why harry reid is determined to get that piece of legislation to the floor for a vote or do his best to do so despite what i m sure will be filibuster tactics by the republicans. because women, especially pro-choice women, not eblgs collusively single but a lot of them single working women and working mothers and so forth. a very important, if not the most important single giant constituency of the democratic party. those people need reasons to turn out. those people need reasons to be
this. it was north carolina in 2009. 200-point question. during the talk a thon this week on climate change, senator ed markey turned ted cruz s filibuster tactics against him kbreen eggs and ham. incorrect. by reading from what other book by children s author dr. seuss? we ll call time. it was the lorax. read from the lorax. that brings us to the end. susan has taken the lead with 400 points. alex at 200 still. alex at 100. but ladies and gentlemen everything can change in a heart beat when we play the round of champions, the 300 point round. this our ph.d. level. remember a spot in the championship game is on the line. we ll put 100 seconds on the clock and when it s over we ll know who s playing in the final. a bill allowing candidates in this state to seek both presidential and alex.
the two-thirds they would need to override an obama veto, and the united states senate, it s kind of inconceivable it would get past filibuster tactics to reach a vote. i want to read something glen greenwald tweeted tonight. michele bachmann, eloquent champion of the obama nsa programs. hope this get shown on msnbc tonight. what glen is talking about, of course, is that michele bachmann voted with the majority on this, which say she voted with what is the obama position. well, i think in the case of michele bachmann, i think she s trying to look at where she s leaving the house. where is she going to get speaking fees and what not in the future? she may very well have a deeply grounded view that says whatever the nsa does is fine, but i think it s out of step with where many republicans, as you just said, and many democrats, frankly are in looking at the case of, you know, yesterday, ron widen at the center for american progress gave one of the most amazing speeches i have
some kind. never seen a vote like that there. although it s very far away from the two-thirds they would need to override an obama veto, and the united states senate, it s kind of inconceivable it would get past filibuster tactics to reach a vote. i want to read something glen greenwald tweeted tonight. michele bachmann, eloquent champion of the obama nsa programs. hope this get shown on msnbc tonight. what glen is talking about, of course, is that michele bachmann voted with the majority on this, which say she voted with what is the obama position. well, i think in the case of michele bachmann, i think she s trying to look at where she s leaving the house. where is she going to get speaking fees and what not in the future? she may very well have a deeply grounded view that says whatever the nsa does is fine, but i think it s out of step with