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Suburban moms. but if you look at what's happened at the legislative agenda so far, you still have a republican house that doesn't care about the obama coalition. they weren't elected by these folks. they're not having to be held accountable in that way. >> i think from 2010 to today, we actually have one big player that is not actually backing a lot of the tea party, and that's the media. the media for more than anything has actually backed away from supporting a lot of these candidates. i think folks on the conservative side have realized it's not good business. number two, what's going to m...

I don't think it's cuomo or o'malley, no offense to those governors, but i do think it is about obama and some of the things you just said. all the sort of racially tinged language. republicans misjudged the coalition. they look at the coalition and say, we've got to really peel away latino voters. they are misjudging the fact that the coalition is about african-american voters as well. and that you can reasonably argue that bush doesn't win the presidency in 2004 if he doesn't do well among african-americans, not only in ohio, in florida, in north carolina, in virginia. he was able to double ...

Happened and keep assad from moving up the escalation chain. i think that's what the white house is asking now. how do you not get sucked into a conflict quickly where you're forced to escalate and do something that could make the situation worse and could also hurt the president politically. >> we shouldn't get stuck in a false binary influenced by the israeli air strike, that the choices here are what we're doing now versus direct u.s. military, a la no-fly zone. there are options and that's where we need to focus at the moment. >> what are some of those options? >> first of all, we have to ...

Is it some? >> i think it's clearly all of those things. i mean, it's clearly having our first african-american president, clearly having him treated really horribly with so much racially tinged and racist opposition. and i totally think that the voter suppression efforts backfired. voting, once again, became a civil rights movement. and the response of organizations on the ground was unbelievable and excellent. people didn't just whine. they mobilized. they said, these are the problems. these are the laws that need to be changed, but we're also going to get our people to the polls. whether we...

Not to be drawn into it at almost any cost. >> but it's worse because he said we don't know weather and we don't know where. does it matter when and where they were used if they've been used? they've been used. and then the last one, by who? the regime -- delivering chemical weapons is not something that you can just, like, you're sprinkling sort of frosting on a cake. it's a complicated, delicate process. it requires very high certain type of technology, and only the regime has it. to even ask the question of who used it -- >> this is where it gets interesting. i think and very complicated be...