many billionaires? in terms of his actual campaign staff, a few staffers have already recommitted to other campaigns. none of these moves are likely to be that conscious sequenceal. the highest staffer who has gone to om other campaign so far is one of his campaign co-chairs in new hampshire who went to marco rubio. sort of sounds like a marco rubio coup till you realize that scott walk ser polling an the 1% in new hampshire. guy who is the co-chair of that effort probably isn t going to make much of a difference to anybody else s campaign. there is one place those that might have the biggest ripples in terms of scott walker getting out of the race and that is iowa. iowa was where scott walker was concentrating most of his efforts. he was down to 5% by the time he dropped out of the race. before he started failing in iowa and everywhere, scott walker had been a front-runner in iowa for a really long time, a long enough time that it leaves a mark. for example, if you look at the iowa st
had more deference from the members of that committee, most of whom have never been where he s been. is there any difference between chuck hagel today and the chuck hagel who was one of john mccain s campaign co-chairs? not a bit. and i take your point. it would have been my point had you not already made it. how dare john mccain question the professional judgment of chuck hagel? that s just unbelievable, that those words came out of john mccain s mouth. is mccain bitter? i mean, mccain really went after him. it looked like hagel was caught off guard, like john, you and i have been friends for a long time. i did some good things for you. i supported you when i needed it. and you know i m qualified for this job to be the head of the pentagon, defense secretary. it was almost like he was stunned by it. your thoughts. i think you re right. i think it was very personal. i was stunned by it, too. especially the way mccain kept
that i think for that alone senator hagel deserves a great deal of acclaim and should have had more deference from the members of that committee, most of whom have never been where he s been. is there any difference between chuck hagel today and the chuck hagel who was one of john mccain s campaign co-chairs? not a bit. and i take your point. it would have been my point had you not already made it. how dare john mccain question the professional judgment of chuck hagel? that s just unbelievable, that those words came out of john mccain s mouth. is mccain bitter? i mean, mccain really went after him. it looked like hagel was caught off guard, like john, you and i have been friends for a long time. i did some good things for you. i supported you when i needed it. and you know i m qualified for this job to be the head of the pentagon, defense secretary. it was almost like he was stunned by it. your thoughts.
voters who want to be with him. caroline kennedy, one of the president s campaign co-chairs today said she wants a plapping backing same-sex marriage at the democratic convention in north carolina. arnie duncan today, education secretary, became the second cabinet official in recent months to back same-sex marriage showing there is pressure building on the president. bret: the swing state of north carolina is putting a major spotlight on issue of same-sex marriage. we look at the referendum that pits traditional marriage against unintended consequences. nobody has the right to redefine marriage. for all the talk of economy in the election year, the hottest issue on the ballot is a constitutional amendment to been a same-sex marriage. the think time-testing building block is family. he is a prime sponsor of amendment one to enshrine marriage between one man and one woman as the only domestic
of michigan. you heard sen. santorum refer to it as romney s backyard. so that s a neutral term as opposed to home and native. it s his backyard. ann romney is about to introduce her husband as we ve seen her do men times on the campaign trail and on election nights. take a listen. as usual, i have a long list of thank yous and i am going to see if you are all going to behave and listen to the list without cheering in between. we will see if you can get this right. thank you to our honorary michigan chairman, governor rick snyder who you just saw, lieutenant-governor brian calle, and to our campaign co-chairs, attorney general bill schutte, senate majority leader randy