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Sarah palins criticism of that and he said, well, its not like she has any foreign policy experience, words to that effect. so that of course was a reply to the president. and whats also interesting here is this was supposed to be sort of a table setter for 2010, how are the republicans going to go into it, theres a real sense they could make great head way, but its far more about the election in 2012, than 2010. but we need to get out there and we need to fight and we need to stand up for our p...

Never flaggatic father pfleger who would appear to me sees everything in the world through a prism of black vs. white except, of course, good and evil which happens to be a liberal malady. is he a classic hoodlum -- i like my priests more self-less. i like when a priest rolls up his sleeve he is giving aid to one of the people in his perish who needs it and not pounding on a podium. this man looks a little self-began dyeing to me. a lot self-began dyeing to me. he leads with rhinestones on his s...

Never flaggatic father pfleger who would appear to me sees everything in the world through a prism of black vs. white except, of course, good and evil which happens to be a liberal malady. is he a classic hoodlum -- i like my priests more self-less. i like when a priest rolls up his sleeve he is giving aid to one of the people in his perish who needs it and not pounding on a podium. this man looks a little self-began dyeing to me. a lot self-began dyeing to me. he leads with rhinestones on his s...

Never flaggatic father pfleger who would appear to me sees everything in the world through a prism of black vs. white except, of course, good and evil which happens to be a liberal malady. is he a classic hoodlum -- i like my priests more self-less. i like when a priest rolls up his sleeve he is giving aid to one of the people in his perish who needs it and not pounding on a podium. this man looks a little self-began dyeing to me. a lot self-began dyeing to me. he leads with rhinestones on his s...

Tribute to the moses generation of king and john lewis and all the rest. and basically said, im the head of the joshua generation, which is -- and you take the metaphor right to the end, it will take you to the promised land. i mean, this is not a guy without a political ego. and he did just that. >> and perfect for guys like you, too. that story. >> i guess where were going with this. >> exactly. >> david, i love the book. you kept me up sunday night reading this book. its powerful. its moving....

Lindsey graham. and in your recent state of the state speech you said this: problem solvers recognize that important achievements often require consensus and consensus sometimes requires concession. what you seem to be saying is youd look for areas to work with president obama, areas of consensus, and areas of concession. >> i would work to mack sure that i stand with people who will help the people of my state and my country. i am a pragmatic common sense conservative, always have have been and...

Lindsey graham. and in your recent state of the state speech you said this: problem solvers recognize that important achievements often require consensus and consensus sometimes requires concession. what you seem to be saying is youd look for areas to work with president obama, areas of consensus, and areas of concession. >> i would work to mack sure that i stand with people who will help the people of my state and my country. i am a pragmatic common sense conservative, always have have been and...

A republican or democrat thing because language has been used on both sides to sort of stir people and rile them up and get them motivated. so its not -- is it a republican and democrat thing? >> well, i think that no party, no side has a monopoly on inflammatory rhetoric. very often its the party that is out of power that will have the most inflamed rhetoric, lets say, very much kind of raging against the machine. now, sometimes you might be able to look at it through the racial prism as has be...

People and to rowel them up and get them motivated. is it a republican and democrat thing? >> well, i mean, i think that no party, no side has a monopoly on inflammatory rhetoric. very often its the party that is out of power that will have the most inflamed rhetoric, lets say. very much kind of raging against the machine. sometimes you might be able to look at it through the racial prism, as has been suggested, but a lot of times what we see is that just a kind of a polarization of both sides, ...

The most inflamed rhetoric, lets say. very much kind of raging against the machine. sometimes you might be able to look at it through the racial prism, as has been suggested, but a lot of times what we see is that just a kind of a polarization of both sides, and we can see that this happened through the kind of echo chambers that happen on both the right and the left through partis partisan glogs and the use of social media has a way of hardening both sides of the debate. >> reading the comments...