private service as the same thing and it is really human nature and republicans are as guilty of it, too, in many cases and the only way to throw the bums out is to make sure they don t become bums in the first place and limit the amount of time they can be in office. julie: it seems like in order for someone, a member of congress, to get i guess booted out of their chair like you said, charles rangel is for them to commit some sort of corruption in order for them to be removed from their seat, and regarding the 104th congress, vote on term limits, congress got a vote on that and needed a 2/3 majority to make it final which they didn t get and it is the only way we ll see term limits imposed on congress is if they em pose them on themselves and is this an example of the best congress can do and should it be left up to congress. there is no other way to do it. the supreme court said the states cannot do it. it has to be done through congress and i think, look we have a newly energiz
search and all this kasich and they are rallying in the state that could change the balancing of power. molly joins us with the latest. democrats are very hopeful they will be able to hold on to this governor s seat. the polls have narrowed and gives them hope. right now, kasich is sill up. former president coming in we re still waiting for his arrival and the crowd is starting to gather. tomorrow, president obama stops so democrats are making a big investment in this race and they wouldn t be putting all the power players if they didn t think they could win it here. julie: molly, thank you very much. gregg: one of the most watched racing in this election year happens to be the most powerful man in the united states senate. he is in the political fight of his life. majority leader harry reid in a
julie: telling the president to shove it? it didn t look like the president was going to endorse him. cooler heads have prevailed. they have come to terms. hopefully, he is going to win in rhode island and the president ought to be campaigning for him. three days to go, we re glad to have president clinton on the campaign trail. this election has been tough for democrats. i will be happy on wednesday when it s over and we get on to the next phase of this. julie: i ll give you the final word. i ll say far more significant for the white house, there are democrats in the moderate districts in the south and midwest that have turned their back on the president but they won t vote for speaker pelosi even if re-elected. it shows that there is tremendous desire for change out there which is why republicans are going to do very well on
the only jobs they create, they lose two more jobs. again ge is trying to focusing on looting the taxpayer through the government. you can t build a business when it s built on foundation of sand. you need a sound business plan. we ll see what happens with the election. gregg: i don t want to misrepresent where you come from. you are a vocal supporter of the tea party which is, by the way, research and development subsidies by the government. if those are eliminated how much damage would it do to american businesses and job creation? i think we have to look at the entire tax policy and we have to go step by step but the first thing is to the free market, stop this crony capitalism. which general electric has been a big part of but ceos have to look, tea party people are upset. obama care is very up popular
could be the key for either of these women to win the election. and casey stegall is joining us live from los angeles. we talked about the independent vote being very critical and in this case, california, super critical? it is going to be critical, julie. this weekend we re seeing the candidates talking a lot about the issues. california s unemployment rate is the third highest in the nation at about 12.5%. so clearly the economy is on the minds of all of the voters here and no doubt the senate hopefuls are using that in taking advantage of it here in the final stretch before the election. three-time incumbent barbara boxer has been traveling the state outlining her plans to create nor jobs and these is reaching more to the electorate. women, latino and independent voters and encouraging them to get out and vote come tuesday. what you are doing here is crucial because you are