just to support my friend steve because we share the same barber, i want to tell you that i also am uncomfortable with the word only out of respect for the victims of violent terrorists. i have the same respect. i make the point political. i ve used the term political terrorist. i will continue to use it. shorthand i ll say terrorist. go ahead. here s another point which is this notion, and this is the point that coburn and so many conservatives have made, they re not going to defund obama care. obama care has a self-perpetuating funding source and it s funding is largely an accounted for outside of what they can affect. why are threw threatening to crash it if not for terrorist reasons? they re threatening to crash it, chris, because ted cruz has been running for president of the united states since the very moment the texas primary was called when he defeated dave dewhurst and he s running for
0 we ll try to explain the lingo coming out of the campaign as it crashes and falls apparently. what people are talking about, the language they re using, i ve heard bad language. this is just lightning years ahead of it. the american politics does have a measure of true nobility. we all know that, certainly at times. you have to judge tonight for yourself when you think of this latest stuff coming from inside the weiner operation. howard fineman joins me in this incredible fest. i don t know what it is. he s a huffington post media leader and maggie haberman, senior political reporter from politico. maggie, at some point we just have to laugh. i refuse to give in to this as a tragedy. i know it has tragic elements. more trouble for weiner in the script tonight. yesterday in the new york daily news an ex-intern criticized staffers in the campaign and said some are connect to his wife huma in order to get themselves a job with the hillary clinton campaign for president. is this the
united states, i will not give up the fight to change it. in the face of a congress that refuses to do anything on immigration, i have said that i will take action wherever i can. my administration has been doing what we can without the help in congress for more than three years now. last week, we took another step. on friday, we announced we are listing the shadow of deportation from deserving young people who were brought to this country as children. we should have passed the dream at a long time ago. it was written by members of both parties. when it came up for a vote one year and a half ago, republicans in congress blocked it. [applause] the bill had not changed. the need had not changed. the only thing that changed was politics. [applause] the need had not changed. the bill had not changed. it was written with republicans. the only things that changed where politics, and i refuse to keep looking young people in the eye and tell them tough luck, the politics is too h
traditional tea party candidate. he s a corporate lawyer, make probably a million dollars a year, and not that dave dewhurst is a moderate. texas is all screwed up because of the reinforcement battle and the primary was off. cruz had a strong grass roots endorsement by people like sarah palin and others, dewherst was endorsed by governor perry, a lot of media, unspent his opponents 2-1 but clearly didn t turn out a vote that maximizes his support. martha: it s fascinating to me because one of the questions in politics is what happened to the tea party. they didn t really end up with a presidential candidate in this race and they seemed to be focusing on some of the smaller races and really trying to have some influence over the senate and house races as well. do you think there they re as strong as they once were a force in this and do races like this suggest they are? they re alive and well,
that s going to be the big overwhelming debate in this election, all the microfocus on how is he going to win women, do among latinos, all that is blown away and overwhelmed by the debate over the economy which every single voting group cares about more than anything else. and what we re going to hear from romney i think, bill, tonally is going to be fairly soft. it s going to be a sense of sadness. it s not going to be oxcore ating personally against president obama, he s not going to call him names, he s just going to say we can do better. bill: he was in nevada last night. that s going to be a critical area in terms of electoral votes in the end. you think romney needs to take the high road as the cap date is what you re suggest something. yeah, i think he s in a position where if he s a candidate about the bin campaigns and big ideas and the biggest issue facing the country, the economy, he s going to be in very good shape. in very good shape. the obama campaign is no