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>> with a lot of help. but i think it's interesting that we saw mitt romney. this is a return to the roots of mitt romney republicanism circa 1994 in massachusetts where he ran as a pro-choice republican. i think that we have seen republicans come around to realizing these might be the kind of candidates that we need to run in blue states to win. even if that means passing off some of the conservative base, so be it. >> this idaho prairie for a second. okay. he has this challenge who is a state senator. it's essentially a right wing tea party kind of challenge. he contrives to pull what i call...

Denies them ak to health care and economic opportunity. a very specific economic opportunity. it's a very specific set of policy goals we are referring to. does it matter who is in front of the might. >> also, what they said is true. i was just saying that the base of the republican party is the base of the republican party in a matter what the branding is. it's still a huge amount of carry religious to church-going evangelicals who are attending church, have more conservative views on gay marriage, abortion, premarital sex than the population at large. that is what the base of the republican ...

Having seen her state reject exactly the kind of politics that brought her into public life to begin with. >> they are in retreat on those issues, but they're not generally in retreat. and i think we are going to see a ted cruz, we're going to see people with more finesse. you know, she was never interested in governing anyone. she passed one bill. so why wouldn't she, as your graphics laid out so perfectly tonight, why wouldn't she, ka-ching, take the paycheck, take the cars, make the speeches, and give up on all of this nonsense, especially around campaign finance. >> but i think what she's ...

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