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CNN Inside Politics March 22, 2015 12:47:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Inside Politics March 22, 2015 12:47:00

Calibrating her message. she's talking about her senate term in a different way. consensus builder, emphasizing relationships. she knows she's from washington and she's trying to re-evaluate how people see her. republicans, they're betting on governors. you hear that someone like bush or walker has the experience from outside of washington but they're going to have a lot of stiff competition from the senators. >> in that poll we ran her horse race against everyone of the leading republicans. rand paul was closest, 11 points behind. march 2015. don't pour any cement. she can be beat. ask presid...

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In terms of their style and how they present. jon: ronald reagan also had a huge problem of inflation to deal with. i remember in the carter years when mortgages were 13 and 14%. >> and 20% in the 1970s. he was dealing with a huge economic problem. stock values had dropped two-thirds of its value, they saw the liquidation of wealth happen. i mean, he was facing incredibly serious economic problems similar to the case as president obama. but to say that president obama is, you're right, he's an academic. he doesn't know how to be a consensus builder. he can't bring the two parties together. i t...

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By the church is a violation of christian doctrine and a violation of religious rights. the pope did not say that directly to the president, but his representatives did. remember, the pope is a consensus builder. but make no mistake. the vatican believe that president obama is harming american catholics and other christians to forcing them to buy something that violates their religious beliefs. in addition, christian doctrine demands that life be respected. therefore, abortion is considered a grave sin because christians believe life begins at conception. that's very straightforward and stands...

CNN Erin Burnett OutFront January 21, 2014 00:51:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Erin Burnett OutFront January 21, 2014 00:51:00

>> did he come into office yesterday? >> this is what he's done ever since he came in. >> i'm the president of all america. when all he's done is class warfare and divide. he needs to remember one mlk quote. the means you use must be as pure as the ends you see. his end game is to unite this cun. playing the race card every time he has a chance doesn't do it. >> that doesn't even make sense. >> the president has tried to work with republicans. they have said that their number one thing is not to work with him, not for him too get re-elected. the president didn't come into office talking about ...

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49% of west virginia voters support impeaching the president and that was before the obama care rollout. the same poll found that manchin, a rare consensus builder, has taken let's but he finds comfort in remembering when the senate met in the old chamber during the fiscal cliff negotiations. >> i'll never forget. lindsey graham gets up to speak and he said the last time someone from my state spoke in this chamber it was the civil war. >> reporter: his latest attempt at a consensus, a bill that would delay obama care's individual mandate and thus the tax penalty by a year. >> for one year ther...