one would think, and they are actually in the minority. so alencia, i want to acknowledge the voices of dissent on the other side of the aisle them bill does not have unanimous democratic support either. progressives unhappy with the work requirements imposed on food stamps, for example. representatives ro ka that, alexandria ocasio-cortez saying just this morning that they were going to vote against it. do you think it s a harmful optic to have any dems at this stage being so close to june 5th, speaking out against this deal? you know, i think what folks are saying is that they are making sure that those who have put them in office or people who feel as though they don t have representation here in washington, d.c., to advocate for their needs, whether it s students in an enormous amount of debt, people who rely on food assistance programs, people fighting for environmental justice, they want to make sure they have a champion. the reality is, i do believe
tighter race. romney s strategy depends on winning the suburbs as well as driving up margins with social conservatives and active military and veterans in colorado springs and the rural areas of the state and doing well with voters here. the swing county like the state as a whole has become more hispan hispanic. colorado is 18% latino. that s up from 11.8% in 2000. the question is whether they cast ballots this time around. so how do voters in denver s swing suburbs known for being independent thinkers feel about the candidates? tom bro ka talked with a bunch of undecided voters in the great swing county, jefferson county. the county seen there is golden, colorado. and asked what will make the difference in their vote.
this. but this is blame to be had for a market reacting to event risk when the events are precip ro ka reciprocated by the president of the united states. if you re at home and 50 years old, this is giving you stress. didn t help yesterday when you had peter navarro of the white house come out on our air, on cnbc, and say, oh, relax, markets, it is all going to be good. this is going to help our the strength of our economy. the economy is as strong as an ox. the economy is, in fact, strong, but the markets are not strong as an ox right now. the markets are kind of shaky. i think the more the administration rattles markets, the more response we re going to get. it s also noteworthy in the interview, peter navarro was saying, a time like this, you buy on the dip. you don t ever hear advisers to the president of the united states giving people stock advice.