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What's interesting, you look at the -- situation, compared to the situation in north carolina with the voting i.d. law, if you're going to look at the face of it, on the face, this isn't discriminatory and but if you look at the purpose of it, in north carolina, you could really see what this is all about. i think that's ultimately what yates was doing here. we know she's done no media since this happened. i think this is really for the attack that the white house made on her, it was extraordinary given that she's this long time federal prosecutor, has worked so hard for so long for the depart...

Your party at its best is color blindtokracy tends to turn a blind eye, what courts are saying a deliberate attempts to disenfranchise people, but saying the only way you can justify some of these bills is because you're deliberately trying to disinclude people. you have north carolina they actually went in court and the court said the combination of all these things together is just an attempt to exclude and i think if your party spoke out against that more then i think we would have a better conversation. i don't think reducing it just always to voting i.d. is helpful because that's not all ...

Republicans around some of his key issues, whether it be obamacare, that hasn't happened. and he's talked about that as a failure of his during his white house years, his inability to breakdown some of this fierce partisan ship in some ways maybe he contributed to it, in some ways he'll certainly have these approval ratings to talk to democrats. the question is whether or not he can ever really rally republicans to his cause. some of these causes around voting rights, republicans on a different side in terms of where they think about voting id. he talked about institutionalized efforts to crac...

Turned out, great if we had more access, but if you want to be dumb and have leaders you didn't have any influence over fine don't vote. but i don't think people should be compelled to vote. it works great for australia, not for us. >> what do you think, ms. soto? >> i agree with jason on this one. i do not think we should have mandatory voting. what i do think we should do is do away with the barriers. let's do away with the registration barriers the voting day barriers. look here in texas how hard they have made voting with the new voting i.d. get at the issue of voting from the other way. ...

Their ambition has been a push to limit voting rights especially for minorities with voting i.d. requirements. this is what they did with poll taxes. the question is how will this movement end up. will the right wing push the bush-boehner club or will they put them in their plaits taking votes and bouncing candidates crust, huckabee and carsons into the back seats. the speaker's defeat on homeland security the weakness of bush in the polls come to a division. for the first time in a half century i can see the right doing the bouncing and heading for the wild political orhorizon. i'm concerned ...