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Alienated house republican conservatives because they thought he wouldn't fight. he partly put this on to do that. even though it got a lot of publicity, not all publicity is good publicity. for a vast majority of americans looking at this, they are shaking their heads saying what is going wrong in the republican party? why are we being treated like this? is this guy really ready for prime time? from my point of view, newt will disagree i'm sure, but if it strikes people that the base moved so far to become extreme, the growing opportunity for republicans to take back the senate next year and ...

He won't vote for the movie or anything else involved in it, and zero never acknowledges that torture is immoral and criminal and does portray torture as being results. anyone who promotcontributes sk and energy to the motion picture, including actors, shares responsibility for the impressions the pictures makes. and he wants others from the academy to snub this as well. sony coming out and the president saying, i'm quoting here, we are outraged that any responsible member of the academy would use their voting status as a platform to advance their own political agenda. "zero dark thirty" as yo...

Simple and it's just a simple procedure in this regard. registered voters in each state are required annually to ascertain if an individual still lives in the location in which they're registered. we used postal address change or records and other documents, motor vehicle records, and we verify roughly at least in louisiana 95% of the 2.9 million voters are determined to be exactly where they're supposed to be. for those 5% typically on an average here in louisiana, we send in postcards and other methodologies to ascertain are you still at the precinct and address at which you're registered? w...

While some americans face difficulties voting because of restrictive laws, there are others who by law are stopped from voting entirely. they are the more than 4 million people living and working in communities where they are denied the right to vote because of a previous felony conviction. 11 states have laws that permanently disenfranchise people with a previous criminal conviction unless they apply and are granted rights restoration by the government. in a column for the nation this week, one of my guests wrote about one of those states, florida. you have heard about florida before. in flor...

At first. but i have taken action and i'm hoping it all comes out, i really would like something in writing, of some sort. i don't want to stand in line to vote, it's a very long line and then get up there and them tell me i can't vote. >> congressman deutsch, is there a counter action to this intimidation through the mail that is going on in florida, some counter action you think people should be taking? >> sure, absolutely. we have to respond to this plan which as you point out, lawrence, these individuals who are receiving this notice risk losing the right to vote if they don't respond. in ...