reporter: they say they offer fund raising tools to arrest has the power of the grass roots. it s been an easy method for people to make donations. reporter: this is a place where provocative rhetoric hit home, literally, when canvassers for the spanburger campaign left a note that said quote, rot in hell, dave. >. they re no longer welcome o volunteer with us. my kids are home alone, there are people outside of the house, taking pictures. you can imagine how that feels, being a parent. reporter: he says businesses in the district are harassed or threatened just for hosting campaign events or putting up a sign supporting him which means elected officials aren t the only ones affected by increasing midterm rhetoric. heather: let s talk about this. former vice president joe biden leading the pack in the latest
retirement. then they can do these things. i think it has flipped now. younger people want to have these experiences now. they are delaying things until they get to have their gap years or things like that. katie: i think the experiences are more assessable now, things available in the world because of the way the economies have worked. juan: i think there was a piece in the saturday journal. what struck me as he says enough with bucket list. let s move on. if you really want to do something, go help somebody. go volunteer, go make a difference in the world. i was struck by that. i thought that s a pretty powerful message. katie: greg, isn t this something you would have written? greg: yes. joe queenan is almost always right. as a writer, journalist, the bucket list was never really a thing. nobody made a list. it was a device created by
to me what s most interesting about what s happening is you see both in the house and the presidential election the republicans really trying to push the bush years behind them. sort of the point of view and jeb himself is you re seeing is the birth of a new republican party in front of our eyes. and it s going to be a messy, complicated process over the next couple of years. while the democrats cling to clinton and biden, we are moving on. and bernie. you forgot bernie. guys, see you next week. thanks so much. check this out, $10,000 of pot falls from the sky, crashes through a family s roof, crushes their doghouse. you might be asking, how the heck did that happen? o volunteer to help those in need. when a twinge of back pain surprises him. morning starts in high spirits but there s a growing pain in his lower back. as lines grow longer, his pain continues to linger. but after a long day of helping others,
go volunteer. that s how it started. so then a lot of people s girlfriends have told them to get out, as you know. but you have how did you actually make the turn from that hard conversation into action? well, it was a multiday discussion and it started out with me going out into just one of the local organizations and donating some time. and then we started talking about all the people that were unemployed just in oregon. and we thought, you know, if we could gather some of these people up and do some immediate community service needs, how cool would that be. how that has that affected your own psychology, your own day, making the decision to get out of your own head and your own wallowing, however good a reason you may have to wallow answered to make the changes