country s success. he pointed to three things. first he said tunisia has existed as a political entity for 3,000 years from the times of ancient carthage. second, he noted that tunisia is almost entirely sunni. it does not have the sectarian and tribal differences like eye iraq and libya. third he explained that on the first post-independence leader tunisia built strong political and administrative institutions. but in addition to all these structural and historical advantag advantages, tunisia has benefited from wide leadership. the old order, the elites were still very powerful so the country wouldn t be run by excluding them. he noted that you cannot go for total victory. in mature democracies, perhaps
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huge numbers of evangelicals, totally unprrepresentative of ts country. why do they go first? you can make the argument that iowa is the worst place to start the process except for every place else. the benefit that iowa has is that you can conquer the state. you can t conquer texas. iowa, you can drive up to souix county and meet the people and learn it. you ve got to organize people to show up. it really is a test of a campaign s ability to get things done in a way that isn t as true in other states. what do you think? what are people focusing on which is the wrong way to think about this right now? i think people look at who is at the top of the polls and they re very impressed with donald trump having 25% of the polls and that s just not that much historically.
warmest march ever. in fact, 15,000 temperature records were broken the entire first quarter of 2012 was also the warmest on record. and that early march tornado outbreak is being called the year s first billion dollar disaster. a special prosecutor could present her findings to a grand jury tomorrow in the case of trayvon martin. lawyers for george zimmerman say he will tell his side of the story once charges are dismissed but if he is charged do not expect to hear anything until the trial. he is does straut over the fact that a life was taken. ben is the president of the naacp. ben, always good to see you. you have a town hall meeting today at noon in washington, d.c. what do you hope to accomplish? this will be launched from across the country who are concerned about this case, they re concerned about the continued use of racial to profiling in our country and a very concerned about these stand your ground laws.
there are going to be a lot of sporting booths, a healthy eating booth here today, and also a yoga station so kids are going to get to try all of that out. also, arts and crafts. it s going to be a really neat chance for a lot of kids to get out, play with some professional athletes, take lessons from some of the grates. and also have fun. and, of course, the big easter egg roll will be at the center of all of it. we re looking at the pichurs here. a booklet, a competition out there for the cover? that s right. the first lady basically asked kids all over the country to submit their drawings for the let s go, let s play, let s move theme here. so that s what they got. the winner of the cover is a seventh grader from right here in d.c. someone named brianna. that s quite exciting for her and her family, i m sure.