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Oftentimes have consequences. and this employer, a&e, said we are not going to tolerate intolerance. so go ahead and feel that way, but if youre going to do it, were going to penalize you. lets have a broader conversation. this is not about christianity. if you look at a lot of the rebranding that you mentioned earlier that the gop did, there was a whole movement in the evangelical community that they wanted to embrace this discussion saying that is not christianity when youre intolerant and hat...

The left. its become -- suburbs around washington. its become more hispanic, increasing minority population. and in that sense virginia has drifted away from the rest of the south. traditionally you you look at the old confederacy, these are states that used to be highly democratic that are now deeply republican. virginia and florida have broken from that trend and the new solid south has really emerged. >> all ill say is 2009, they had a guy running named bob mcdonnell who actually focused on j...

>> serious analysis here besides the ad. the turnout in an offyear, midterm election is about 50%, 60% of the presidential election. obamas real problem or the democrats real problem is among that turnout figure among young people, it will be much lower. and thats going to be very dangerous. among hispanic, im not sure. but it may well fall off. and it always falls off among black voters. a lot of his base is going to be lower turnout. and i suspect the republicans, despite the fact they have no...

>> i agree with you, chris. i mean, there should not be partisanship when it comes to voting. it should be whether or not what we implement expands and protects the vote. but as you can see in places like north carolina, texas, and even ohio, republicans are out to crush the demographics. the points that you bring up, chris, about african-americans, hispanic, poor people, working class people. these types of bills have a disproportionately negative impact on those communities. and in 2008, for e...

I mean, there should not be partisanship when it comes to voting. it should be whether or not what we implement expands and protects the vote. but as you can see in places like north carolina, texas, and even ohio, republicans are out to crush the demographics. the points that you bring up, chris, about african-americans, hispanic, poor people, working class people. these types of bills have a disproportionately negative impact on those communities. and in 2008, for example, in ohio, 56% of afri...

George h.w. bush. >> got the t-shirt? >> i truly enjoyed my time and kathy and i appreciate the people of new hampshire allowed us to represent them for over 30 years in government but weve been there and done that. >> were watching the tea leaves for scott brown now. judd gregg, ezra klein, gentlemen, thanks for your time. >> thank you. on a completely different note, beyonce and her bragging rights. first she breaks the rules with this stealth release of her new album. now that surprise albu...

Senators or congressmen on the ticket. we have to be the outside party. were not going to be the inside institutional party. the republican party needs to be the reform party, need to be from outside, they need governors that have not only executive experience, but also the idea that theyve dealt with the federal government and all its pluses and minuses. thats the kind of person that i think will do well in this new age. >> if the republicans follow your advice, can they win next time? >> meani...

Rooneys campaign for him in ohio because that was a key state. but if i had to say does he rate an "a" or does he rate a "d," it would be very difficult. i would give him a "c." >> words from jim brown, the rating of the president. what do you think of that. >> what i like is for people to be open and honks and vocal about these things. if you have an opinion about that, not popular to criticize the president but i appreciate candor and honesty and theyre entitled to their beliefs, whether steph...

Ohio because that was a key state. but if i had to say does he rate an a., a d., it could be difficult. i would give him a c. >> and those are words, kimberly, on jim brown on rating of the president. what do you think about that. >> i like for people to be open and honest and vocal. if you have an opinion about it and it is not popular to criticize the president but i do appreciate candor and they are entitled to their beliefs, whether it is steven smith or jim brown, and jim brown at many time...

Personal observations and how i do my cell searches. i would take an overall view of their cell. it tells me a little bit about the individual. is there certain colors that are prevalent in the cell. it will tell me if hes some type of disruptive group, if hes a blood or crypt, just because of the colors. if hes a hispanic, if hes a northern hispanic or a southern hispanic. if i see swastikas in there, my clues tell me white supremacist. so that tells me a little about him. if its unruly, unkept...