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To run. and, get this, 38% of those who voted for romney also wanted someone else to get in. meanwhile, romney's negativity rating among independents has shot up 13 points since december. he's shaping up to be one weak front-runner, and his mistakes keep piling up. you'll be hearing plenty of this heading into saturday's caucus in nevada where the housing crisis is a top issue. >> don't try and stop the foreclosure process. let it run its course and hit the bottom. >> wonder if president obama had that speech in mind when he said this today. >> it is wrong for anybody to suggest that the only ...

Foreclosed on. the highest rate in the nation. ten million americans owe more money on their homes than they are worth. romney says ah, let them go under. >> don't try to stop the foreclosure process, let it run its course and hit the bottom, allow investors to buy homes, put renters in them, fix the holes up and turn around and come back up. >> where do the people go while they are out of their homes? on the street? you've done enough for the very poor? sure. romney isn't going to focus on the poor because his policies already leave them hanging out to dry. this is a real weak spot for mitt r...

♪ but i see your true colors shining through. >> corporations are people, my friend. ♪ true colors. >> let detroit go bankrupt. don't try to stop the foreclosure process. let it run its course and hit the bottom. ♪ true colors. >> i like being able to fire people ♪ beautiful like a rainbow ♪ >> bill: of course, cyndi lauper had to give her permission for that song to be used. the democratic national committee took the "i like to fire people" comment out of context. mr. romney was talking about being able to fire insurance companies who disrespect their customers. i believe barack oba...

Et, yet somehow he thinks he's part of the middle class. >> we've got to provide help to the people who have been hurt most by the obama economy. and that's the middle class. it's not those at the very low end, certainly not at the high end. it's for the great middle class, the 880% to 90% of us. >> 80% to 90% of us? mitt now that's rich. we're talking about a man talking about expanding the size of his home in california, it's too small, and who has this message for people who could lose their homes. >> don't try to stop the foreclosure process. let it run its course and hit the bottom. >> ...

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