an empty vessel in power. anyway, thank you, anne kornblut and mark kessel. up next, while senator john mccain shifts right over a primary challenge out there for j.d. hayworth, his daughter is taking on the tea party crowd. the bigots basically. that s ahead in the politics fix. sweet, delivery pizza! actually it s not delivery no, i know, it s my turn to pay. well, there was a bit of a rush charge. premium topping tax and a doorbell ringing fee. doorbell ringing fee? awesome toppings and a fresh-baked crust. taste. believe. it s not delivery. it s digiorno. somewhere in america. there s a home by the sea powered by the wind on the plains. there s a hospital where technology has a healing touch. there s a factory giving old industries new life. and there s a train that got a whole city moving again. somewhere in america, the toughest questions are answered every day. because somewhere in america, more than sixty thousand people spend every day answering them. siemens. answers.
socialist ideologue in the white house. his name is barack hussein obama. there is not much of a dog whistle there. you can figure out that point of view. yesterday on the view, megan mccain, daughter from the senator of arizona, reacted to tom tancredo s comments. here she is. let s listen. congressman tancredo said on tv and he was the first opening speaker. he said that people who constitute not even spell the word vote or say it in english put a committed socialist ideologue in the white house whose name is barack hussein obama. then he went on to say that people at the convention should have to pass literacy tests in order to be able to vote in this country. which is the same thing that happened in the 50s to prevent african-americans from voting. it s innate racism and it is why young people are turned off by this movement. j.d. hayworth expected to
thab hayworth. that s the challenge he has. you re a hero, john, we all respect john mccain, but time for a new generation of conservatives. i don t know that it s going to work. but hayworth is a pretty shrewd politician. he s not lovable. i make no comment about lovability of any of those people. i like j.d. a very charming guy. but the fact that he s not saying the fact that he s not saying don t judge me by those people in nashville, the fact that he s saying the opposite is interesting. interesting right versus hard right. remember, j.d. is also a broadcast commentator. and you broadcast commentators have a lot of charm. i wouldn t be so generalizing of that, if you want to be my friend, clarence. it s monday, some people will stick with their old way of getting vitamins and minerals.
going to do so by distancing himself from those people even though mccain has been endorsed by scott brown, by sarah palin and by dick armey who is really one of the masterminds of what s going on. is your sense that the arizona primary voter is that far right that they would like the birther thing, not conservative, barry goldwater conservative, but all the way? there are a lot of them who are out there, exactly. right now mccain is fairly comfortably ahead in the polls. but i don t think that any republican office holder can be comfortable with this anti-incumbent move. heyworth sees his opportunity and he s taking it. he s got some ground to cover to close that gap. isn t there a respect level toward mccain even if you think he s a bit to the center? isn t there a sense of his role to patriotism, to service. he seems to fit neatly into the role of successor to goldwater