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And i think that s especially interesting, because cuccinelli isn t actually that much more conservative than bob mcdonnell, who won pretty soundly four years ago. he s become unpopular because of some influence peddling scandals, but that s not really related to his social conservatism, but mcdonnell seems like this suburban, business-oriented conservative when you see him on television and you re another modern voter, he doesn t look like a fire breather, where cuccinelli comes off as a bible thumper, and that has made him very unappealing. how much of that is the difference in the climate between four years ago and today? four years ago, the democrats had just taken over the white house, big majorities in the senate, big majorities in the house, they controlled everything. and the republican party to voters back then existed only as a protest vehicle. whatever it was, you re going to vote for the republican. today, my read on this is, voters are sort of pausing and considering, we ....
Washington, d.c. that all mcauliffe had to do was be a warm body that those people didn t hate and he could win the election. and i think that s especially interesting, because cuccinelli isn t actually that much more conservative than bob mcdonnell, who won pretty soundly four years ago. he s become unpopular because of some influence peddling scandals, but that s not really related to his social conservatism, but mcdonnell seems like this suburban, business-orient eed conservativ when you see him on television and you re another modern voter, he doesn t look like a fire breather, where cuccinelli comes off as a bible thumper, and that has made him very unappealing. how much of that is the difference in the climate between four years ago and today? four years ago, the democrats had just taken over the white house, big majorities in the senate, big majorities in the house, they controlled everything. and the republican party to voters back then existed only as a protest vehicle. what ....
accusation that the united states that the obama administration is being hypocrite kal about syria. you re going to want to hear what she has to say. and alarming news about what the drought across much of the midwest may do to the price of milk. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. my interview with john boehner coming up this hour. you re going to want to hear what the speaker of the house has to say on a whole range of issues, the presidential campaign, how he really feels about mitt romney, what he says about the president of the united states, where he agrees with the president and many issues where he strongly, strongly disagrees. what kind of relationship do they have? that interview coming up. but i want to get right to cnn s jim acosta. he s covering mitt romney today delivering some major messages of his own in this race for the white house. jim acosta is joining us from boston right now. what s going on on this day as far as the republican ....
Obama and something that republicans said they would deny him. it is a political win for the president because it has been on his agenda for a long time. it is a signature issue for him, a tactical win because republicans said he wasn t going to get it. it is a safe the world win because if you care about, oops, it s the nuclear end of the world you care about treaties like this getting passed. if the senate ratifies the start treaty tomorrow it caps an astonishing period in american political history. for the last two years democrats have held the white house as well as big majorities in the house and senate. the record of achievement in that time, even in the face of unified at times totally random republican opposition, republican opposition even to things republicans had proposed in the first place, unified republican opposition to their own ideas? their track record even in the face of that is historic. whether you agree or disagree with what democrats have done in the first two y ....
It is a political win for the president because it has been on his agenda for a long time. it is a signature issue for him, a tactical win because republicans said he wasn t going to get it. it is a save the world win because if you care about, oops, it s the nuclear end of the world you care about treaties like this getting passed. if the senate ratifies the start treaty tomorrow it caps an astonishing period in american political history. for the last two years, democrats have held the white house as well as big majorities in the house and senate. the record of achievement in that time, even in the face of unified at times totally random republican opposition, republican opposition even to things republicans had proposed in the first place, unified republican opposition to their own ideas? their track record even in the face of that is historic. whether you agree or disagree with what democrats have done in the first two years of president obama s presidency, they have freaking done ....