have too big of an i am of an impact in 2012. george w. bush led aç successful liberation against kuwait against saddam hussein he approval rating of 90%. president obama has 42%. and it continued. after that you had romania falling all of the eastern soviet bloc countries following up through the 1992 elections. voters said that isç nice, that you mr. president bush we think president clinton is going to turn the economy around and president clinton was elected. these foreign policy things voters like to see a baseline level of competence. in terms of voting on the issues, doesn t happen unless there s an active war time issue. alexis, final wore. i think itç is more than baseline confidence. i think it is actually about leadership.
at least. we ve had him here at least a dozen times. he gets enormous reaction on youtube. the 60 minutes piece, and he does it all, gets this reaction because he speaks in the same language as the guy you re having a cup of coffee with in the morning, at whatever diner you go to, and he s dealing in reality. he s got a state where he just can t afford some of the deals that have been cut in the past, but i think the most interesting thing for the republicans is going to be, whethers chris christie, marco rubio, talking romney, whoever, who in the republican party is going to be assigning the task, successfully complete the task of taking out sarah palin? oh do not go there. we end the year with sarah palin s might be higher than ever. he approval rating s lower than ever, but inside the republican party, sarah palin is still a very powerful, very popular