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Elections? >> yes, i do. the whole election on sunday was a farce. the election itself, the way it was called, the way it was announced was by many experts called illegal. there was no constitutional. justification for having such a referendum, especially as it was not approved by the people. it's only called for by the president. so it was a farce. the government said 8.5 million venezuelans participated. it seems far less than that participated. perhaps 2.5, 2.6 million. the fact is this as regards personal freedoms, as regards political freedoms, freedom of press, freedom of expression, fre...

Republican response, the conservative response is, yes, it's probably not going to be any more constructive as it comes to compromise between parties as the president was in 2009 and 2010. i mean, this is a reaction to the overreach in conservativesize of what happened in 2009 and 2010. and the president and the democrat didn't reach across the aisle to compromise then. raynes and conservatives don't want that happening over the next four years. >> the last data we have to go on, 2010, it is about spending. there will be energy on the right side in this election from the tea party. there's no ...

Time raise that go given his inconsistencies on the issue. >> gregg: one further question. i know you are expecting the supreme court to uphold the law but if they strike it down, how much of an embarrassment politically is that for the president in an election year just maybe months before the election itself, supreme court striking down as unconstitutional his signature accomplishment? >> i'm not don't think it's an embarrassment but a setback. this president has campaigned on number of different issues including support for the middle-class. healthcare is one of those issues. payroll tax cu...

Category. but, state polls indicate trouble there for the president. of course, polls are just a snapshot in time. but few expect the economy to dramatically improve over the next 15 months. and the economy will, of course, dominate the voting. the republicans though have one major problem. the tea party. they. a hard right approach to fiscal matters. and, if a moderate, like mitt romney gets the nomination, they might not support him. traditional g.o.p. folks believe that independent voters who are turning away from mr. obama big time would go for a guy like romney or even texas governor rick...