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Right violators on it it's as weak a step as one could take. secondly, all of this started in tunisia over a month ago. why isn't there at least a carrier in the mediterranean? we have a lot of them in different parts of the world. it isn't as if it started overnight. when the president says the full range of options, there would be plausible something behind it. right now there is a plausible nothing. lastly i would say this really is going to go way beyond libya now. i think mara is right, libya will probably end up as a failed state, split state. when it's under the italian colonial rule it...

Here in kentucky. i think it will save lives in the state of florida. >> gross and rodwell have been clean for three and four months now. thanks to a program at louisville's robley rex v.a. method call center. >> i didn't think i was going to make it. i have thought i'd die. >> i go back to iraq 100 times over. >> in civilian life, prescription drug abuse hits all level of the military. last month, a three-star general, the second highest ranking officer in the special operations commander went public about his year's long addiction to prescription pain relievers in lexington, kentucky, john r...

I think you have a president with a listless base on the left and running for re-election and this is a way to throw a bone and shore up part of the constituency. this president all of a sudden out of nowhere bringing up what the mainstream media likes to call a wedge issue, divisive issue out of nowhere at a time he's attacked for his lack of action, passivity on the debt issue, for the lack of middle east on fire, lack of leadership on the debt. now he has an issue that allows each state to be laboratory of democracy and work it out on their own. the key provision of the defense of marriage ...

That is a good compromise in a large country that is not united on this issue. alouse each state to go its own way. he wakes up and says i can't defend it but the government is required to enforce it. no sense. >> bret: a lot of people out there say how does it work? that a president can say i'm not going to enforce a law? >> he is going to enforce the law. he is no longer going to defend it against challenges to it in court. he will enforce the law. they said that is his job to enforce all the laws on the books. what he will not do is defend it against constitutional challenges. he could have...

>> reporter: daily drawing of labor union demonstrators is showing support for house democrats who by staying away have effectively tilled a bill to legally make indiana a right to work state. yesterday, a less fiery daniels seemed okay with that. >> i thought there was a better time and place to have this very important and legitimate issue raised. >> the governor said from the very beginning he would prefer some of the more divisive issues not ep be brought forward. >> democrats taking advantage of daniels minimizing the legislative loss did make some conservatives sit up and wonder as the i...