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In the context of the state where we piloted this experience, just seven years ago, in massachusetts. but when you do compare them, when you compare the test drive to now owning the car, whats happening federally looks like it really does mirror the launch of that ultimately successful state-level program that nobody likes to call romney care. and this, of course, is good news if you want health reform to work. the number of people signing up and the rate at which that line graph is asceascendin...

Underneath it you a line graph. there are buttons on the bottom and you vote thumbs up or down. you can vote every five seconds. its very simple. you just jump right on and push the button. >> there is also the bing beat. portion of the website you can track a number of social media platforms to see what others who are watching had to say. a new 2013 way to watch. truly interactive "state of the union." >> check it out at bing.com/politics. starting at 8:30 eastern. you can get logged in and rea...

Thats a new afd from the workers. an, sfrakt issue. just to set the table empiricily on what the trends have been. this is a line graph that shows bills passed as opposed to closure invoked. how many bills the senate passing and how often is cloture being passed. and obviously, those two things have a lot to do with each other. given the fact that the president has had such an ambitious legislative agenda, why hadnt the white house been more outspoken? why hadnt there been more pressure from the...

This year. it showed the last tax budget we had. five points higher than it was now. tax revenues right now. about the lowest we have seen. you need for laxes to balance the budget. you see the growing divide here between the rich and the poor when it come to the amount of debt that they have. it shows the debt by the top richest five americans and it is falling now. the blue line shows the line for the bottom nine percent. this kind of debt simply cannot hold. her chart ends in 2007. the great ...

Hold. her chart ends in 2007. the great economist graced us with a one line graph. that is the share of the national product that is going to workers rather than capitol. remember when mitt romney said that almost half of all americans are free loaders? >> 47% of the people will vote for the president and 47% who are with him and believe they are victims and believe that the government has the responsibility to care for them and believe that they are entitled. they will vote for this president n...

Conroy, he sent a graph this year that was useful on capitol hill this year. it showed the last tax budget we had. five points higher than it was now. tax revenues right now. about the lowest we have seen. you need to balance the budget, more taxes. you see the growing divide here between the rich and the poor when it come to the amount of debt that they have. it shows the debt by the top richest five americans and it is falling now. the blue line shows the line for the bottom nine percent. this...

It should. on some levels the regret for candidates and we as a press have not covered this huge issue in the way we should have. a huge issue we have not done as much as we should have done on it. >> i want to show you that line graph. this is an obsession of mine. i grew up in miami. i follow the named storms. in the 70s named storms, you get a name of a hurricane when its a tropical storm or its a hurricane. in the 70s the average was just under eight. in the 80s the average for that decade f...

One month ago, and so much to get to. i want to get right to our roundtable discussion this morning, anchored by our own mini debate. joining me former white house press secretary and adviser to the obama campaign robert gibbs. newt gingrich. republican strategist and columnist for "time" magazine mike murphy. democratic strategist hilary rosen. and our own political director and chief white house correspondent chuck todd, who just cant wait for new polls to see where we are. is this race in a d...

The romney campaigns gap message was all going okay when they put it in print and in a tv ad. the effort to chart it, however, has been somewhat less successful. now, i know you can chart this. i know you can do it. for an article last year, i did a chart showing the gap between the presidents initial projections and the actual unemployment rate. there are lines, one goes in one direction, another in the other, it can be done. but the romney campaign, they tried to get fancy. no simple line grap...

Its the kind of thing were going to see a lot of before november. the romney campaigns gap message was all going okay when they put it in print and in a tv ad. the effort to chart it, however, has been somewhat less successful. now, i know you can chart this. i know you can do it. for an article last year, i did a chart showing the gap between the presidents initial projections and the actual unemployment rate. there are lines, one goes in one direction, another in the other, it can be done. but...