the republican super pacs did, the democratic super pacs, although they didn t spend as much money, did quite well. you will see a big focus on who their big donors were. and there were some okay. that s one other example at work. i m told by the pros like you, john, that one thing that did succeed in terms of big spending was the attempt the success, rather, in defining mitt romney early on by the white house people and their allies. absolutely incredible. priorities usa action, they made a bunch of really strategic decisions. they didn t have that much money relative to the larger republican conservative super pacs. they decided to go in hard into certain states, particularly ohio, where they spent the bulk of their money. they ran a bunch of ads that were incredibly that got an incredible amount of attention in terms of they got a lot of air time in terms of what they paid for and generated a lot of earn media, a lot of free media coverage.
i wonder how the joke will translate in oslo. there are two ways in which i think this issue will return next year and be with us for a while. first of all, you re going to see a big push in the senate with the white house backing to do something about the unlimited money and to curb super pacs to do something about the post citizens united world, whether it can get through with mitch mcconnell in the senate and republicans in the house is unclear, but i think the white house will give a big push to that. secondly, remember, as bad as the republican super pacs did, the democratic super pacs, although they didn t spend as much money did quite well. you will see a big focus on who their big donors were. and there were some okay. that s one other example at work. i m told by the pros like you, john, that one thing that did succeed in terms of big spending was the attempt the success, rather, in defining mitt romney early on by the white house people and their allies. absolutely in
own 59 point economic plan or at least he was up until now. not on ryan s budget but he has embraced ryan s budget plan and in the past and now has the option of supporting or rejecting specific parts of that budget or accepting the entire frame work. because ryan supports changes in social security and medicare most important and most expensive entitlements, republicans expect a huge outcry from democrats. listen. you going to hear from the democrats push grandma over the cliff, all that, they have not had a plan yet to save social security and medicare and they have had nearly four years to do it. paul ryan has taken the courageous temperatures to bring this issue to steps to bring the issue to the forefront and we will have to address it and under a romney-ryan administration you will see it addressed. the president has not put a big focus on entitlement programs. his economic plan is to basically continue his current policies giving them more time to work to improve the econo
and welcome to american morning. it is friday, may 27th. the beginning of a long holiday weekend for many in this country. that s right. hopefully the beginning of some nice, calm, summer weather which we have not seen. we haven t seen. it s not going to be a great weekend for those in joplin, missouri. the search for the missing there continues. the state officials are releasing a list of 232 people who are still unaccounted for, a list they concede may not be entirely accurate. the death toll right now stands at 126. we re getting a look at some dramatic new video when just after the tornado struck. watch as aaron cox and his fiancee brook mckinsey watson race to find aaron s sister amid the destruction. let s take a look. look at this. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh, aaron. oh, my gosh. right through here. i don t know i don t know where we are. i don t know. i don t know where to go. we have to keep going this way. don t step on any of this. c
very much passion based. there doesn t seem to be a big focus on is there going to be revenue at the end. it wasn t about making money. with serious clients lined up, clowning around wasn t an option. they hired lots of close-knit friends to help with their rapid growth. but, business was unpredictable. so, firing those friends became frequent. it s really a hard combination to also have a bottom line to worry about and say, hey, you know, we love you, and right now, in order to keep this thing alive, like we got to part ways. how do you get people to come back and work with you again? it helps to be really transparent through the process. and i think when people feel like you re entrusting them with the information, you know, so that they can make their decisions, you know, then you have a long-term friend. many big name clients paid for projects months after delivery. which made managing cash flow extremely challenging. big companies have very different timetables tha