what in my columns on the week.com, what i've argued is that the president has to pose a fundamental choice. he has to say, i'm fighting for you. he has to ask people who is on your side. now if you go down the issues, for example, whether or not we should have a tax increase on the wealthiest americans, that's about two-thirds of the country agrees with him. that we should protect medicare instead of voucherizing it as romney and paul ryan want to do. then we should protect social security, protect education and have long-term deficit reduction and long-term investment in job creation. he's on the right side. and that's the reason i think despite the approval numbers in your polling, you see him leading romney by six points and every other republican by much more. >> but at the same time, vin weber, what we're seeing is mitt romney, your favorite candidate, still not able to break out of 24, 25, 27%. 28% in the polling. and so much energy with tea party candidates and other