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Members of the traveling press corps an opportunity to ask him about. >> political downside, though. there's no political downside there, though, chris, for a republican candidate for president who is trying to cut into the jewish vote to, you know, come off as a pandering to miles an hour jews. that's all offside for him. look, i understand the view may be different overseas. but politically for romney jerusalem was the best stop, i think, because he wants to get 35%, perhaps even higher, jewish vote in america. you can't be too pro-israel if that's what your goal is. that's the least of his ...

Someone wants to marry and they want to have a loving relationship, the federal government should not be interfering with that right. >> should the federal government support the right to a same-sex marriage in the law? >> yes. >> okay. congressman frank, is that how far your drafting is taking us to -- >> chris, i don't understand what that means. there was a fundamental confusion here. there has never been a practical law saying that what marriage is. marriage has been left to the states. now, first i would say as far as this being a wedge issue, the democrats already in the u.s. house of re...

Republican debate of this election season. good morning, i'm chris math in manchester, new hampshire. two days away from the new hampshire primary. we'll be here for the next hour and a half. i'm here with the huffington post political director and eugene robinson, pul utser prize winning author. both are analysts. fantastic event this morning a ripping debate, highly charged. electric in many moments. >> yes. let focus the main question of new hampshire. whether mitt romney will be ratified as the likely nominee of the party in this debate showed his weaknesses. it showed his stance as the ni...

Expect things to be accomplished. that's not happening in washington. >> david, i think in closing, i want to congratulate you again on the substance in this case. i think you got a lot out of them in terms of means testing. the wealthy. they seemed to chime in there. that's a tough one for republicans to hear. i thought they were all very forthcoming in that regard. david, congratulations on an amazing performance. >> thank you very much, chris. >> a lot of substance we'll get out of this as we study the transcript. thank you, sir. thank you howard, my colleagues and lore and eugene robinson ...

We've been watching the 15th republican debate of this election season. good morning, i'm chris math in manchester, new hampshire. two days away from the new hampshire primary. we'll be here for the next hour and a half. i'm here with the huffington post political director and eugene robinson, pul utser prize winning author. both are analysts. fantastic event this morning a ripping debate, highly charged. electric in many moments. >> yes. let focus the main question of new hampshire. whether mitt romney will be ratified as the likely nominee of the party in this debate showed his weaknesses. i...