begun to bite. it might this week given the testimony we are about ready to hear. bill: it has to be very strong though. it has to be hillary clinton or president obama. if it involves unnamed people at the state department or i told xy this, then it just goes aways. it s the same thing that happened with watergate. once it started to hill, nixon s big guns, right up there, and then nixon started to literally sweat about it, then everybody, the folks started to pay attention. but if it s gonna be wishy washy in the hearing on wednesday, and, believe me, the democrats are going to try to make it such, folks aren t going to engage. yeah. well, look, a couple of first of all, i think you are right, there needs to be more to this than we have seen thus far there is a lot here. there is an excellent piece out by steve hayes and the weekly standard that draws this for the first time right into the white house on the afternoon of the 14th of september, friday afternoon, at about 6:52
begun to bite. it might this week given the testimony we are about ready to hear. bill: it has to be very strong though. it has to be hillary clinton or president obama. if it involves unnamed people at the state department or i told xy this, then it just goes aways. it s the same thing that happened with watergate. once it started to hill, nixon s big guns, right up there, and then nixon started to literally sweat about it, then everybody, the folks started to pay attention. but if it s gonna be wishy washy in the hearing on wednesday, and, believe me, the democrats are going to try to make it such, folks aren t going to engage. yeah. well, look, a couple of first of all, i think you are right, there needs to be more to this than we have seen thus far there is a lot here. there is an excellent piece out by steve hayes and the weekly standard that draws this for the first time right into the white house on the afternoon of the 14th of september, friday afternoon, at about 6:52
under whatever the current voting rules are. you want to keep the system you got elected under. we know from states that have done that, it costs less to register people automatedly. you get more people to register and hence more people to votement only a dozen states are doing that. folks aren t talking about it. is there any political will for this? how lazry we going to get? people will have to sit at home and vote. can t we get up and go to a polling place. for some people no. many people in disabled it s not necessarily laziness. put a poll near them. this is one of the fundamental parts of democracy. at some point people have to participate. you can t sit at home and push and button. jamal, i m with you on this. how is this happening? 171 million customers. that s who is registered to vote in america.
political career so he needs issues to draw a contrast. he s been really running on a contrast other than i m not barack obama. high gas prices can sort of galvanize and become their own self-sustaining catalyst for a middle class uprising. a populist uprising against an incumbent president. if i were running the president s machine, i would get out in front of this right now. this is the sort of issue where i don t control my own destiny. here s the reason he is on that tour. the person that you ve endorsed, newt gingrich, the best he can come up with is that he can drop gas prices by $2, $2.50 a gallon. maybe tapping into the reserves, maybe not. we know he hasn t shown anything that can move his number. folks aren t buying what he is selling. simply because newt has go ahead. if i can add to this though. we re talking a lot about gas prices as we get into spring and
seen as a savior or good on immigration as well. the hispanic community is very upset with the president and administration for the deportations. 400,000 in the last three years. folks aren t happy about that. but when you put the president s record in what he s doing up against the rhetoric coming out of the republican party, as that pugh report shows, latino voters, hispanic voters go right over to president obama. i think it s actually the poll you re talking about, obama gets 68% and romney gets 23%. it s worth talking about the trend lines. mccain did 31% and bush did 34% in 2004. i can only see those numbers going down based on the polls we have. the rhetoric is as jonathan says, so pointed, the reference of illegals and this turning off the magnets and you have ads like that don t forget anchor babies.