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We need to get beyond that. the we need development in the state, not just charity from washington. i think it's going to be a very close race. if the republicans win it, it will be a tremendous momentum for the fall. >> gregg: john fund, good to see you. home foreclosures dropped last month. we'll tell you why some say those numbers could be hiding another problem, a big problem. that's next. know the stain. after an alpaca? i have. it was awesome. ♪ call 1-800-steemer

Let me mention a few of them. the president's approval rating has dropped to about 50% which is pretty low. a poll shows preference 44-37% over democrats. i was looking at another poll just out that finds that republicans are far more motivated to vote, roughly two-thirds, compared to just half for democrats. then the "washington post" poll found almost 60% of american voters want to vote against their incumbent. in your judgment what does all of this portend? >> i think both parties are seeing a lot of ferment. senator bennett says people hate washington. no they don't hate washington. they h...

Duthout in "the new york times," generally viewed as a conservative writer and he does say that the democrats have a health care plan that may turn out very, very badly and that the republicans, for all their protestations don't really have a plan at all. the forum exemplified why americans have every reason to hate washington right now. the first five hours revealed a majority party whose health care bill probably deserves to be defeated but the sixth one exposed a minority party that deserves to lose as well. at that summit, he says republicans said let's start over, do a couple of things on...

Just days from now, president obama is expected to announce his strategy, going forward for congressional action on health reform. despite bringing republicans to the table last week, it looks like they will be forced back out. here with us now, democratic strategist, bob shrum and msnbc political analyst pat buchanan. welcome to both of you. >> thank you, andrea. >> bob, pat and i were talking through the break. sounds to me like haley is taking a look at this, 2012. >> i think he's taking a look at it, very faithfully reading those republican talking points, andr andrea. fact, 95% of people,...

While washington lawmakers try to figure out a way forward on health care, the nation's governors are the ones on the front line, battling, among other things, increasing medicare costs. mississippi governor haley barbour, chairman of the governors association, and former national chairman and served as president reagan's white house political director. you know politics. you know washington. you know what's going on around the country. you actually have to face, as do all governors, the real crunch when it comes to medicaid costs. what do you think should have been done with this health care ...