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the political consequences of this decision are huge. this is a fight that the obama administration picked and may deeply regret at some point winning. let me be blunt. i think this is a disaster for democrats and a big win for the right. this will make the tea partyers' point that washington has become too powerful at the expense of the states. plus, were there crimes at the bottom of the bp oil disaster? that's what the obama administration's so-called bp squad is seeking to find out. and preemptive strike. the dnc is on the attack saying tea party, the tea party itself and rep...

his colleagues also believe that he was guilty of that. they also went out of their way which i found quite interesting, within this statement of alleged violation which i'm holding up here, to go after mr. rangel for misleading the public. they point out two occasions, but they said the respondent, mr. rangel made another misleading statement on good day new york on july 7, 2010. he said there is no accusation against me doing something wrong except by the press. that was made 21 days after the official violation was made and transmitted to the respondent. what his colleagues are sa...

many thought this law had no constitutional issues whatsoever and thought they would prevail, which was a lot of people, i think those are the people you're going to see out on the streets. >> this has been a debate at dining room tables, with neighbors talking about it across this country, not just in that state. but this is also a debate with police officer, some saying this would make their job more difficult. one police union coming out and discussing this. and part of the block we're seeing from the judge is a requirement for officers to check immigration status. quite honestly,...

is going to be a big legal volley. this afternoon a federal judge blocked a provision that would have allowed local police to stop anyone and demand to see identification. the decision note the threat of racial profiling and the fact that arizona state officials had overstepped their boundaries ruling "there is a substantial likelihood that officers will wrongfully arrest legal resident aliens. now, this is a victory, but it's not permanent yet. this is just a temporary block. governor jan brewer of arizona made it clear this afternoon that she plans to fight this hooth tooth and nai...

well, good afternoon to you. breaking news first, wednesday afternoon. fallout from today's 11th hour ruling on the arizona immigration law that has divided the american people. around this debate for a long time. a federal judge less than three hours ago essentially gutting, it including the provision that prompted the white house to sue in the first place. the provision is the one that ordered police officers to question the status, the immigration status, of anyone they detain or interact with. that has been stricken from the law. also on hold for now, the portion requiring immigr...