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we were wondering at home, if the others on the stage truly wanted to be president of the united states aside from bernie who has a strong message, you know, why didn't webb or o'malley or chaf i or even bernie really go after they are? they had the chance to bring up the e-mails or flipflopping and that other stuff. they gave her a pass. >> you're right. they did. i think it was an extraordinary moment in presidential debates when bernie sanders said look, i'm tired of hearing about your e-mails. in a sense, as a democrat, shelved that issue. he's the prime contender. but bernie, what he did do was he's brought the issue of income inequality to the national debate. he's done it in a way that has been very powerful. i think that's part of the reason why you're seeing such a strong response to him on social media.
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bring the issue over to social issues, one of two things happens. neither of which is good for mitt romney. one, is that he's forced to take a centrist position. that opens his up to charges of flipflopping. he's said the opposite thing before. >> or romney-sia. >> the second thing that could happen he reiterates his stance. swing voters say wait a minute, this is more concerning than i thought. >> of course, part of this is what we know for sure. there isn't just sort of one version of woman voter. despite the fact that we get that language from the campaign. the big differences occurring with women, we see when -- it's women of color that are driving that gender gap. so yes, gender is part of it, but the other important part of it is women at the intersection of racial minority status or linguistic status. if you're a gay women you vote
*eult elt said, his allusion is not to this country, it's not to the country where it was born and lives but to the stockholders, to the international stockholders. that's what's wrong with this country. >> is he on point? it seems to me the president made the remarks that became controversial, and now he's come out and said some people in this country think america is in decline, is slipping, some people think that. that's not what you feel when you're in asia. we're exceptional. we're special. it seems like a direct response, without saying so, to the critics that he has to his own critics. >> of course. he got such blow back for the comments he made as president of the united states, disparaging the american worker and the american economy and the american work ethic. the president is, again, flipflopping. what he really meant to say is what he said, that he believes americans -- it's not his problem as a leader. it's our problem. we are the problem. and we can't understand or appreciate the greatness of
campaign through the dnc sent a press release, criticizing mitt romney for being soft -- romney said i would need to consult with my lawyers to figure out what we would do. there's actually a chance that in a general lexicon text, he could be hit on iran for flipflopping and for being softer than president obama. >> what about your overall sense of who did best and ho did the worst in this debate? >> the real winner just by virtue of default was mitt romney. shockingly, those of us who follow this, were shocked that not a single other opponent criticized mitt romney by name during the entire 90-minute debate. >> why is that, do you think? >> at this point, everyone wants to introduce themselves. they've seen in the past when people tried to take on romney, rick perry criticizing romney in the las vegas debate, tim pawlenty trying and failing to criticize romney in the new hampshire debate. basically, everyone has been scratching their head as to why
rating and show the economy that the u.s. is serious about bringing down its national debt and doing something big and bold does not necessarily look like a real possibility. kr? well the battle lines have been drawn over the last few days with republicans and democrats putting forth their plans to cut the deficit. you still have a problem between taxes versus entitlements. republicans don't want a tax increase. the democratic plan has $1.3 trillion in revenue. they don't want cuts to medicare and medicaid, that's what the republicans have. >> luke, nice to see you this morning. thank you. >> you too. it was a label john kerry couldn't overcome. now republican presidential candidates are trying to make the term flipflopper synonymous with mitt romney. but do they make great presidents. we have a historian here. allen, nice to see you. >> good to see you again. >> lets get to the flipflopping,
also testifying that schuller confided in them and while they tried to protect her at first they later decided she should be punished for what the boys say happened. >> was it weird seeing her on the floor saying you can do whatever you want to me. >> naturally, yes. >> well, the prosecution rested its case afternoon. the defense has already called two witnesses to the stand this morning. martha, we will keep an eye on this trial for you. martha: wow, that's an interesting one. good to know where your kids are, especially if they're sleeping over the a the teacher's house friday night! rick leven thawm. bill: the million, our troops bracing for what could be a round of drastic cuts, general jack keene on what that means for their safety and ours at home. martha: and mitt romney, accused once again of flipflopping, and this time, it's a big debate that's going on in ohio. >> you don't win ohio, it's real hard to become president of the united states. and so if i'm fortunate enough to become our
about a year to go before nine election -- before the election. a new poll finds a whopping 89 percent don't trust the government to do the right thing. that's a pretty ugly number. americans aren't feeling very positive about the state of the economy in this country, either, 86 percent say it is bad, and this is the uphill climb that the president has right now, 14 percent say we're in a good economy. i'd like to meet those 14 percent. we're going to talk to democratic congressman dennis cardoza who's been outspoken about the economy and what he viewed about the obama administration's inaction he says on the housing crisis. bill: he's throwing balls on his way out the door, too, because he's not running for reelection. his district in california has been decimated. he's coming up. those are many of the stories we're watching. mitt romney is in the hot seat, yet again accused of flipflopping on a big issue. we'll tell you what that issue is in a moment here. martha: rick perry talking to bill o'reilly about his optional flat tax plan. we've got governor bobby
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