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Ended during the first few months of my campaign, of my chairmanship. we sat down with a lot of tea party activists after the skazza/fava race in spring of 2009. largely a lot of other nomination processes had started, and that effort was under way. so what we tried to do is get in front and say look, let's cooperate, let's work together, because you can't go after our incumbents in states like delaware and colorado and utah and elsewhere where, you know, but for this individual, we would not have this seat. and so we negotiated a peace, if you will for further campaigns and worked cooperative...

Right. and iowa is also a place that tends to distort the republican nominating process because you have such a focus on social issues at a time when most of the country is concerned about economics. this is always true about nomination processes, which is that primary voters and caucus voters tend not to be representative of the concerns of the nation as a whole. when you talk about iowa for democrats, they tend to be a dovish group of voters. so, when democrats were vulnerable on whether or not they were willing to use force, that was a way the democratic process was distorted. of course, th...

President from the clinton library. two memos show kagan commenting on the great unmentional in supreme court nomination processes. abortion. the memos suggest a relatively conservative stance, depending on how you look at t nothing particularly damning but nothing that would make you pin a trust women button on her lapel either. this is all we have. this and she worked for democrats. have faith, ye of little faith. joining us now, dahlia leftwick. is there something in these memos on how should would vote on something like roev. wade? >> i don't think so. she was working for bruce reid, her b...

Press from the clinton library. two memos show kagan commenting on the great unmentional in supreme court nomination processes. abortion. the memos suggest a relatively conservative stance, depending on how you look at it. nothing particularly damning but nothing that would make you pin a "trust women" button on her lapel either. this is all we have. this and she worked for democrats. have faith, ye of little faith. joining us now, dahlia leftwick. dall yeah, it is great to see you. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me back. >> is there something in these memos on how she would vote ...