brings just to see the pictures shown with great repetition of this precious child that lost her life going to her first political event, just to see how the parents show their love in an eloquent way. very emotional, very moving. not related to the civil discourse or the political discourse in our country at all, but it has given people a chance to maybe pause and think, is it appropriate to be jabbering at each other, yelling and screaming at each other as we are prone to do in politics when these things happen, or going forward, is there a lesson to be learned that maybe we can be more civil? gregg: you can catch more of the entire interview with governor jeb bush tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern time right here on the fox news channel. heather: herman cain is on the ground in iowa after announcing that he s formed a presidential exploratory committee. iowa is the first contest in the
and the polls show people feel extending the tax cuts for the wealthy is a bad idea. they had an opportunity to send a message in november and didn t send it, ed. it puts the president in a really hard position. so the question then becomes what should progressives do? should they shake their fist at the president? okay. fine. i can understand why people are frustrated and want to do this. but what they really need to do is organize politically in the states they live in and let their elected representatives of both parties know how they feel about this and begin to make them feel the heat. this is a political struggle. it s not a question of, oh, we want to see a president land a punch. that s all just jabbering. this is about politics organizing politically. i don t disagree with you on that. this is not jabbering. this is bigger than the stimulus package. this this is unbelievably the republicans have gone around the country blaming the stimulus package on the obama administra