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Obama very wisely did not do that. >> but enables santorum to make the positive case for himself while somebody else is making the negative case against romney. >> once again, the race right now, even at this late, late hour, well into, what are we, wednesday morning, too close to call, about, what, 18 votes separating rick santorum and mitt romney. rick santorum up with 29,944. mitt romney, 29,926 votes. 23 votes shy of his 2008 mark. we're going to talk about the other caucuses that happened in iowa tonight, the ones that no one has talked about that happened on the democratic side right aft...

Establish order, establish economic reform, for well into, you know, i would say the next decade. it's not realistic to think we can walk away next year. gregg: lieutenant colonel tony schafer, as always, thank you. >> thank you. jane: president obama seems to be riding high after pushing through health care reform. what is next on his ambitions agenda? can he keep up the momentum

Passes but i can't tell you. i think it's optimal. >> i've been wanting to share this on "meet the press" for some time. looking forward, beyond the elections this fall about the political future of president obama, here are numbers that people may want to keep in mind. these are the unemployment rates in key states, in 1982, well into president reagan's first term. michigan, 16.8%. alabama, 14.3%, ohio 13.9% down through 12 and above. that went on into 1983. did it spell the end of the reagan presidency, not exactly. >> we were talking on the train yesterday and it -- it gets to the point dav...

Is this contraption, i hope it passes but i can't tell you. i think it's optimal. >> i've been wanting to share this on "meet the press" for some time. looking forward, beyond the elections this fall about the political future of president obama, here are numbers that people may want to keep in mind. these are the unemployment rates in key states, in 1982, well into president reagan's first term. michigan, 16.8%. alabama, 14.3%, ohio 13.9% down through 12 and above. that went on into 1983. did it spell the end of the reagan presidency, not exactly. >> we were talking on the train yesterday and...

Here, when you have one party democracy, one party ruling, basically and the other party basically saying no, every solution is suboptimal. when you're chief competitor in the world can produce optimal, and you're suboptimal, what happens whether it's health care or the energy bill, the 1 through 50 cost a lot. the 50 to 59 cost you a fortune and 60, his name is ben nelson. by the time you made those compromises the description out of the health care bill, which is this contraption, i hope it passes, i hope it works, but i can't tell you i think it's optimal. >> i've been wanting to share this...