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So the last place he worked was helping republicans pass legislation to force women to have ultrasounds against their will. the new place he works, this is what they do. >> okay. let's have a look. >> ahh! >> so these ads got a lot of attention today, because they're so creepy. they're designed to be creepy, right? there's also one where it's a young man instead of a young woman and he's due to have a prostate exam instead of a gynecological exam. the idea is not that it's bad for the government to be forcing you to have specific medical

Who have decided which medical procedure you will have and you will pay for by order of state law. thus he is known as governor ultrasound. but rightfully, he should not be the only governor ultrasound. because he is not the only republican governor to sign a forced ultrasound law in the last few years. they have them in texas, in louisiana, in indiana, in kansas and arizona and wisconsin. this is a relatively recent invention, this idea that state government should force you to have an ultrasound, essentially, as the price of having an abortion, even if you and your doctor do not want you to ...

Apart is not president obama's side. it is the other side. there is a huge war of words going on right now in american politics, with more insult and invective and people having to say the word "balls" on cnn that we have seen over any partisan issue, lately, when it's one party against the other. the fight that is happening right now, which is completely over the top, it is entirely among republicans. and their attacks on each other are turning out to be rather vicious. >> senator, just yesterday, a senior house republican aide said, it's disappointing to see that wendy davis has more guts th...

President made a huge political effort, a huge and costly and time-consuming political effort in the president's first term to pass health reform. and it was difficult. and it ended up costing them a lot of seats in congress in the midterms. and a lot of the delay in terms of how long it took them to past, that was democrats fighting amongst themselves about how to move forward and whether to move forward. the president's chief of staff wanted to abandon the effort because it was just too hard. and back in 2009, when we were in the middle of that fight, when everybody could see how hard it was...

This was for the democrats. they could see the way the struggle to get this thing passed was dividing the democrats against each other. turning the democrats against each other, splitting their party. they thought that that was their chance to destroy the democratic party and to destroy the presidency of barack obama. >> if we're able to stop obama on this, it will be his waterloo. it will break him. >> "it will break him." that was senator jim demint of south carolina speaking in his inimitable robotic way in the summer of 2009. the republicans and the conservatives did not get that waterloo....