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‘RALLY THE WORLD'S DEMOCRACIES’: President Joe Biden departs this morning on the first overseas trip of his term, which begins with a meeting of G-7 ministers in Cornwall, includes a NATO summit in Brussels, and ends with a face-to-face meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Geneva.
finney and jonathan capehart, opinion writer for the washington post. karen, no bump. no bump whatsoever. sarah palin gave john mccain a big bump. i mean, it didn t last, but you re supposed to deliver something with the excitement of the naming of a vp. yeah. and instead, look what he s gotten for all of that trouble. he s gotten a lot of headache. not a good week last week and not a good week this week heading into the convention. you know, here s why it s not surprising, though, because one of the things i think the polls showed is that the fundamental underlying problems that mitt romney has cannot be masked by, you know, sort of the shiny new object like the vp candidate. so, you know, if you look at those dig into those numbers, one of the things we saw that we ve seen, frankly, in some of the other polls, recently, is that romney s negatives are going up. the more people learn about him, the less they like about him. the less they like his business experience, the less the
passed in the republican house what governor romney is proposing for the whole nation. so in a sense, this is sort of like two incumbents running. you know what you re going to get. they call their new plan for the economy new, bold, and gutsy. if i asked a rhetorical question, what s gutsy about giving millionaires another tax break? joining me now, msnbc s karen finney and jonathan capehart, opinion writer for the washington post. karen, no bump. no bump whatsoever. sarah palin gave john mccain a big bump. i mean, it didn t last, but you re supposed to deliver something with the excitement of the naming of a vp. yeah. and instead, look what he s gotten for all of that trouble. he s gotten a lot of headache. not a good week last week and not a good week this week heading into the convention. you know, here s why it s not surprising, though, because one of the things i think the polls showed is that the fundamental underlying problems that mitt
a 61% to 27% advantage. is there anything that changes that advantage. for instance if marco rubio were to be on the ticket, do you think there s any potential for changing that dine am snik. some potential, not much. vice presidential candidates don t usually give youio a big bump, maybe in that state. david said something with respect to president obama s support among ethnics and other democratic groups and it has everything to do with the fact that the republican party has gone so far to the right. we saw that in the election on women taking this to the 1950s and talking about contraception and on the issue of immigration, talking about the south deportation of 11 million people. i don t know a country in the world that has ever south deported 11 million people. when he said the dream act was a handout. that s out of the mainstream of what most people think. when he failed to stand up and say anything when cain talked