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it's going to be part of the character message by democrats. i agree with the former chairman here. he needs to do some level of outreach. there are still some ruffled feelings on the right. usually when you're in a primary, you does coalition building during the primary. i think mitt romney has to do it because this is not a narrative he wants to deal with for the coming months. >> if there's a moment when he's going to turn on conservatives, i would wait for september and october. they're all expecting that. this is the moment when he brings them to his boson. >> this group of cons...

for their ailing 3-year-old daughter bella. chris cillizza is managing editor of post to picks.com and mark hal her pin is a political analyst and "time" magazine's editor-at-large. chris, first to you, the battle for pennsylvania, this ad blitz that romney has unveiled temporarily pulled but the santorum campaign is going to be back in gear tomorrow, we're told. it will be back up. santorum has not spent any money at all in his home state. >> mitt romney understands that to bring this to a formal, this is over, no one can dispute it conclusion the way to do that is to beat rick sant...

editor-at-large. chris, first to you, the battle for pennsylvania, this ad blitz that romney has unveiled temporarily pulled but the santorum campaign is going to be back in gear tomorrow, we're told. it will be back up. santorum has not spent any money at all in his home state. >> mitt romney understands that to bring this to a formal, this is over, no one can dispute it conclusion the way to do that is to beat rick santorum in pennsylvania. it's the only state that votes april 24th that santorum has any chance of winning. if mitt romney wins that as well as new york, connecticut, r...

I think there might it be some republicans is who say no too. >> ed, is that what the governor is trying to do, to end collective bargaining for public employees? >> certainly not on the payroll side. the side never discussed is over the last ten years, taxpayers in wisconsin have put over $20 billion, $20 billion, into the pensions and into the health care. employees themselves have paid less than $500 million. it's a gigantic gap between what they pay in and get out. obviously, over the last decades, wisconsin has been a heavily democrat state and they were very generous to the unions. it's ...

governor in about an hour. stand by for that. and sex, lies and chemical weapons. a wife tries to poison her husband's lover and faces the kind of charges you might see leveled against a terrorist. now the u.s. supreme court is stepping in. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." the unrest sweeping the middle east and northern africa appears to be exploding right now in libya. we just received word from a top u.s. official that libya has used some kind of aircraft to attack protesters on the outskirts of tripoli. also, in new video, some of which is so hard to watch th...