mississippi hood general went back to block some of those pardons. he said they re a slap in the face to everyone in law enforcement. first, though, four of the convicted murder who is received full pardons were released on sunday, according to the mississippi department of corrections. one link between them, as inmates, they all worked at the governor s mansion on a type of work release program. one of those men is david gatlan. the shooting victim of the family he left behind are in a word, scared. martin? anderson, it s been a very chaotic last couple of hours as the legal wrangling has been underway to try to at least bring to a halt. as you point out, there has been success tonight on the part of the mississippi attorney general. they ve got that temporary injunction. what that means is that those who are still in prison who have not been released, they ll be in prison. as for those murderers, they re out but they ll have to report to the department of corrections on a
class whites, the orthgoes and maybe you can keep governor romney from a big win tomorrow night and maybe keep him outright down the road in south carolina. you can be certain this romney is greedy and heartless will be central to the obama strategy if he wins the nomination. will it work? truth be told, that s a tough one. there are giant success stories in romney s bain record. both sides would have good examples. remember this, politically, those down scale working class voters were a giant obama weakness back in 2008 and remain a big soft spot now. what about the republican attacks? truth is, nothing else has worked and the clock is ticking. so class warfare and bashing the free market has at least a temporary home in the gop. for more on this, let s turn to two guests following the story closely. in new hampshire, cnn s chief business correspondent ali velshi. nicolas, i called it squishy. romney says over time 100,000
easy to attack. i want individuals to have their own insurance. that means the insurance company will have an incentive to keep you healthy. it also means if you don t like what they do, you can fire them. i like being able to fire people who provide services to me. if someone doesn t give me good service, i want to say i m going to get somebody else to provide that service to me. seven of those words, i like being able to fire people, knocked front-runner romney back on his heels. jim acosta joins from us bedford, new hampshire. i get the bigger context. not so controversial if you listen to it all and hear it out. isn t he supposed to know better? you would think so, john. i was in that room with governor romney when he made those comments. the people listening to him, it was granted a chamber of commerce audience. they didn t really notice this as any sort of gaffe or stumble. but in the context of the narrative that he has been in in the last 24 hours, these were no
we ll look at big stories. give you interesting details and go inside information, only a worldwide news organization like cnn can bring to you every single day. we re going to talk to the leaders and newsmakers and also real folks and challenge some of the conventional looks and issues people are discussing today. the starting point this morning is about changing minds in iowa. just 36 hours before the caucuses begin, and it is a statistical dead heat for first place between presidential candidates mitt romney and ron paul, and that means the race for third is on between rick santorum and rick perry, newt gingrich and michele bachmann as well. the good news for them, more than 40% of iowan voters say their minds could be changed. got some breaking news to get to this morning. police are speaking to a person of interest right now in the los angeles arson spree. even as eight more fires were set overnight, surveillance videotape, show you this, shows the person officers want
it doesn t make sense. you are not going to abandon a group and telegraph, hey you, we don t care. c ya, wouldn t want to be you. they want to replace it with the college educated socially liberated, progressive come out and give them the cash. greg: they join the upper middle class socially liberal with the down scale group. that is what they used. the fact is the down-scale group embraces repressive norms the other group doesn t. the people are more conservative. bob: they refer to the democratic coalition, roosevelt coalition built around the heavy blue collar majority votes. that s when the nation was 34% union. now you have to put together with the democrats and the various group of demographics, are the fastest growing demographics. the ones shrinking are the republican demographic.