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Over in the new hampshire legislature. >> i think what that might get into is sort of the barrier between sort of the average sort of crazy person and entry into the actual political system in new hampshire. it's much lower there than anywhere else because the legislature has 435 representatives. the state has 1 million people. the ratio of legislator to individual citizen is microscopic. and you get some of these ballots. basically, they vote on those state legislative candidates in groups. so you might have like 11 in your district or something like that. so the average voter goes to the pol...

Into is sort of the barrier between sort of the average sort of crazy person and entry into the actual political system in new hampshire. it's much lower there than anywhere else because the legislature has 435 representatives. the state has 1 million people. the ratio of legislator to individual citizen is microscopic. and you get some of these ballots. basically, they vote on those state legislative candidates in groups. so you might have like 11 in your district or something like that. so the average voter goes to the polls, think of last fall, the conservatives really organize themselves i...

3.8 is the number for republicans nationwide. that's more in tune with where michele bachmann and rick san santorum are ideologically. >> actually, 3.3 -- if they're right of center, i believe jon huntsman is in this pole and he scores that 3.3 on the ideology scale. as we all know, huntman has been trailing other gop candidates this entire election cycle. why do you think it is that huntman's ideology is good for majority of americans but has fared well. >> he's right nor most americans but not the gop. americans and voters in both parties judge candidates not only by their ideology but by th...

Baseball. barack obama's very confident he would have won a third term. and donald trump is very confident he would have defeated him. i think hillary clinton lost for essentially two reasons. one was specific to her. people did not believe she was an honest and trustworthy person. however, the way the process was set up, i don't think the more electable democrats could have gotten out of the primary and into the general election. the other aspect is that people were just tired of the democrats. the democrats have lost middle america. just take the top of the ticket race off the table for a mi...

Increase. over the past month, a number of prominent republicans, including presidential contenders from 2012 have come forward, essentially begging their party to back an increase in the minimum wage. >> for all the republicans who come on and talk about, you know, we're for the blue collar worker, the working person, there's some basic things we should be for. one is reasonable increases from time to time in the minimum wage. >> let's not make that argue thamt we're for the blue collar guy but we're against any minimum wage increase ever. it just makes no sense. >> i think we ought to raise ...