prevalent attitude is live and let live. in this america, your america, there are whites, blacks, latinos, people whose families came here from the asian pacific. there are progressives, moderates, and conservatives all engaged in a running argument about the kind of country they want to live in. the role they want this country playing around the globe. how we ought to be protecting oursds. okay. that s how you see it. i got another world for you. it s mainly traditional, culturally conservative, closed in, if you will. it doesn t go to the movies. it keeps its entertainment options to reality tv. wouldn t think to catch national public radio or pbs. it doesn t really like those things. and it certainly didn t get thrilled when obama won the first time. pretty miserable now that he s won again. in fact, it can t believe it. it looks at your america, this world of the actual election results, as a stranger in a strange land. for days now it s been in a daze wandering around wondering, w
their ticket. biden s on the ticket clearly. he made it clear today. and they want him to play the role of scranton oshkosh, destroyer of mitt romney. well, you re right. that s the crescent, chris. it goes through pennsylvania, through ohio, illinois, michigan, and so on. the battleground states where blue-collar workers, middle class, blue-collar workers are the key. culturally conservative, yet traditionally responsive to a democratic message. it s fascinating to watch the white house try to occupy the middle ground on private enterprise. i you know, mitt romney is claiming he s the guy who s going to turn around the private sector because he was in the private sector. but the white house is not going to sit back and take that argument at face value. they re going to say, no, no, we actually care about the private sector, because we went in and did things like saving the auto industry. so it s game on in terms of who can protect the health of private enterprise for the benefit of