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The Brothers of Italy leader is on course to become the first female prime minister in the country?s history The right-wing bloc led by Gi

We are just moments away from a major policy announcement out of this white house. president obama making announcement about young illegal immigrants and their ability to stay in this country, that the obama administration will not pursue a policy of deportation. this is a big moment from a policy perspective. this is a big moment from a political perspective. we expect to hear from the president any minute. a very, very momentous week after president obama's speech on the economy yesterday, today we have this announcement. i want to bring in politico's ken vogel. i don't think we can underest...

>> the problem is he wants to deport all those same people. >> and their grandmother. >> he doesn't want to deport them, self-deportation. >> they will report to self-deport. are they a swing bloc, it's possible. president bush, broke something 44% voting for him. it is possible, but his tone was very different. it was welcoming, respectful, looked for a solution in that way, obamaesque. and that's the footing that romney has never been able to get, he's been so abyssy appebug to the far right. i don't know if he could move enough. he would have to massively etch-a-sketch thinks positions away...

There is a video of carolyn maloneie from new york, a councilwoman, asking, where are the women on this topic? i think this is something republicans have lost some control of in the narrative. i don't think it's perfect for democrats, either, but i do think republicans would like to be talking about the economy. i don't think social issues is necessarily where they want to be. it is dragging the party much further to the right than a lot of members would like to be with, as you said, women voters in the fall, a key swing bloc, who a lot of independent women, a lot of suburban women, don't like...

The women on this topic? i think this is something republicans have lost some control of in the narrative. i don't think it's perfect for democrats, either, but i do think republicans would like to be talking about the economy. i don't think social issues is necessarily where they want to be. it is dragging the party much further to the right than a lot of members would like to be with, as you said, women voters in the fall, a key swing bloc, who a lot of independent women, a lot of suburban women, don't president obama ended up with a 13-point lead with women. if he maintains a 13-point lead ...