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>> a pro-life, pro-gun candidate in the democrat. how did he slip in? >> no matter what happens, i personally think that depending on the tea party and depending on running against obamacare is unsustainab unsustainable. and, also, sort of policy unsustainable because obamacare will not get repealed. it will turn out people wont die. and so it will be hard to run against once its a part of everyday lives. this is unsustainable for them. and they have, ill give them this, successfully pushed the ...

Matter what happens tomorrow. maybe no matters what happens in november and probably until whoever is inaugurated next year. >> shepard: oh joy. lawmakers managed to fight off tough challenges in yesterdays. orrin hatch beat out a former state senator who the backing of the tea party. senator hatch hadnt faced a primary battle since his election to the senate in 1976. he will be seeking a seventh term in the november general election. and he says that will be his last. and in the new york democr...

Lowest in the country. thats 10% of the future work force of america because of the size of the state and the birthrate. so stuff like that really matters to the rest of us. and if texas, which is going to be a majority hispanic state within the next decade or so, if texas cant get a grip on these problems, then it goes in places that its not good for us to be going as a country. >> how do you have a republican party that seems to repulse most latino voters now, and you have a one-party republic...

Maybe we have no reason to complain, but theyre not. theyre cutting back on education. the school scores are terrible. the s.a.t. scores are among the lowest in the country. thats 10% of the future work force of america because of the size of the state and the birthrate. so stuff like that really matters to the rest of us. and if texas, which is going to be a majority hispanic state within the next decade or so, if texas cant get a grip on these problems, then it goes in places that its not good...

Lowest in the country. thats 10% of the future work force of america because of the size of the state and the birthrate. so stuff like that really matters to the rest of us. and if texas, which is going to be a majority hispanic state within the next decade or so, if texas cant get a grip on these problems, then it goes in places that its not good for us to be going as a country. >> how do you have a republican party that seems to repulse most latino voters now, and you have a one-party republic...