the ad was actually shot in california and produced by fred davis, the same republican media strategist behind carly fiorina s demon sheep ad, as well as this modern classic. i m not a witch. to make sure all of the stereotypes in his ad sink in, his campaign set up a website featuring the ad with pictures of chinese money, lanterns, parade dragons, and stabenow s face on a fan. earlier hoekstra was defending the ad telling the detroit free press there is nothing racist about it. here is hoekstra explaining the ad to wdiv. why show a woman in a rice paddy, why not a factory worker? well, you have all kinds of option os.
promise to prosecute 19 americans. the white house today threatened to cut off billions in u.s. aid if they put 19 u.s. citizens on trial. those citizens include the son of transportation secretary ray lahood. their alleged crime? channeling money and offering support to human rights groups. in colorado this afternoon, the crisis was newt gingrich s first point of attack. this reminds me exactly of jimmy carter and the iranian hostage. we now have the obama hostage crisis to resemble the carter crisis. chris lawrence is working his sources tonight. what are they saying at the pentagon and the white house about threats to cut off funding for egypt? i spoke with a junior defense official who says he thinks the u.s. has to keep sending military aid to egypt. he said look, no matter what sort of government emerges from the upcoming elections, the egyptian military is going to still be a pillar of that country. he thinks the u.s. has to have a relationship with that military
daughter of a factory worker, union organizer, himself. i have never seen this level of participation on the part of volunteers. i was at the cleveland teachers union call center last night. their goal for the whole campaign was 200,000 calls. they had already made more than 509,000 calls as of last night. wow. you have written recently all eyes are on ohio this week. that what happens in ohio tomorrow is going to tell us a lot about the 2012 election, not just in ohio but about the 2012 election. why do you expect the results to resonate on a national scale? first of all, everyone is watching ohio. as ohio goes, so goes the nation. i don t think anyone outside ohio fully understood the ground swell here in ohio. john kasich has been the best community organizer in the state for democrats, but it s not just democrats who have decided they re voting no. i mean, we ve seen so many republicans come out against this. we re seeing a lot of
there s always that concern because we can t take anything for granted. i have never seen this level i m born and raised in ohio and i m 54 years old. daughter of a factory worker, union organizer, himself. i have never seen this level of participation on the part of volunteers. i was at the cleveland teachers union call center last night. their goal for the whole campaign was 200,000 calls. they had already made more than 509,000 calls as of last night. wow. you have written recently all eyes are on ohio this week. that what happens in ohio tomorrow is going to tell us a lot about the 2012 election, not just in ohio but about the 2012 election. why do you expect the results to resonate on a national scale? first of all, everyone is watching ohio. as ohio goes, so goes the nation. i don t think anyone outside ohio fully understood the ground swell here in ohio. john kasich has been the best community organizer in the state
the side of issue 2 that you re on? i guess what i would say is there s always that concern, because we can t take anything for granted. i have never seen this level born and raised in ohio. i m 54 years old. daughter of a factory worker, union organizer himself. i have never seen this level of participation on the part of volunteers. i was at the cleveland teachers union call center last night. their goal for the whole campaign was 200,000 calls. they had already made more than 509,000 calls as of last night. you wrote recently that all eyes are on ohio this week. what happens in ohio will tell us a lot about the 2012 election. why do you expect the results to resonate on a national scale? first of all, everyone is it watching ohio. as ohio goes so goes the nation. i don t think anyone outside ohio fully understood the ground swell here in ohio.