millions of dollars in tv ads and taken a sure lead into a deficit. he s going the try to reverse some of that momentum today. he used jeb bush in ads and now mitt romney and mitt romney by the way was the first major republican to jump on the nikki haley bandwagon and not an endorsement people think won t help that much. it certainly will help in a place he needs it most and that s the pocketbook. he is short of a lot of money. scott has got billions to spend at this point. scott, by the way, challenged mccullum to four debates. think eve ducked it. the problem that he faces, though, is that he s in a deficit. he s trailing. and scott is dominating the air waves so the romney endorsement is as much about financial as anything else and will be at a couple fund-raisers in miami and coral gables for him this week.
money in nevada. and here s their first ad up and it is just out today. take a listen. harry reid brags about his taxpayer funded $787 billion bailouts. more than 180,000 nevadans out of work. nevada home prices plummeted. record foreclosures. the work is paying off for his friends in washington but leaving nevada with what? so for this rove-gillespie-led group, this is as much a marketing campaign to raise money to get involved in more races. their goal is to sort of be an outside group in center races around the country right now. the first stop is nevada. turning to florida, bill mccullum finding himself in a fight for his own political life in the republican primary. rick scott, a billionaire, former hospital ceo gone up with
harvesting vehicle for special interests like oil companies, banks, monopoly health insurers. i suggest if you want a break, why don t you move back to the u.s., start paying your fair share of the taxes so at least the judges salary is partially paid by those who would seek to get the judge to get them off the hook. and then next, florida attorney general bill mccullum does an about-face on florida s immigration law. after opposing the arizona law two weeks ago. calling it quote, far-out. mccullum apparently has found it to be less far out. he now supports it, he s the gop s front-runner for florida s governor. he said he opposed the original law. but now supports it because the amendments to the law do not allow for racial profiling. his critics have a different take on the switch. they say he switched in reaction to the growing popularity of his republican rival and gubernatorial opponent, rick scott. next up here, come rain,
the provisions to require states without getting a refund from the federal government to set up insurance exchanges, et cetera. this is the largest commandeering of assets ever and we feel this is a violation of tenth amendment and sovereignty of state under that. neil: professor barnett professor barnett, general uses a term of art, commandeering. those of us studying the constitution know that the congress can t commandeer, take over and remove discretion from the state legislature. attorney general argues i was in florida speaking to a florida state legislators that they have to raise $1 billion new dollars and spend the money the way the fed tells them. can the congress order a state legislature to raise state taxes? question: can the congress tell a state legislature how to spend the money thus raised by the taxes? well, the bill has been cleverry worded to avoid cleverly worded to avoid
can you fathom of spending that they re saving money? it s good politics but we know it won t happen. what i like about what is happening now with the company writing down earnings is this is the wake-up call to people thought a government with no resources could give something out for free. it turns out to be that the businesses have big writedowns. professor, will court preserve us from the tyranny of the majority? the president says we won the election. this is a policy decision for legislative branch not for the courts. but the purpose is to protect us of the tyranny of this or nobody s property or liberty is secure. i agree and i commend the attorney general bringing the lawsuit. it has great merit. i don t think that the american people who do not like this bill should put their faith in the courts to