prayer, and soul searching i am suspending my presidential campaign. chris: less than a month before the voters make their choice, here is the latest poll. newt gingrich moved to the front of the field with 25 percent. ron paul next at 18. and mitt romney at 16 and followed by michele bachmann tied with fourth with herman cain at 8. 60 percent are willing to change their mind. joining us to discuss the race is congresswoman george w. bush who is in new york. welcome back to fox news sunday . guest: good to talk to you. chris: your reaction to herman cain dropping out of the race. did he do the right thing? guest: that was his decision. he brought good will to the race. everyone enjoys him and he is an intriguing candidate and the race was better for having herman cain in the race. i enjoyed talking to him all throughout the race. chris: some of the polling shows with cain out newt gingrich picks up more of his support. first of the all do you believe that and how d
conrad and republican coburn. what does herman cain mean for newt gingrich s chances? we ll ask the panel where the republican race means now. and power player of the week reimagines how to choose a president all right now on fox news sunday . hello, again from fox news in washington. the republican presidential field was shaken up again saturday when herman cain announced after weeks of allegations about his personal life he is suspending his campaign. as of today, with a lot of prayer, and soul searching i am suspending my presidential campaign. chris: less than a month before the voters make their choice, here is the latest poll. newt gingrich moved to the front of the field with 25 percent. ron paul next at 18. and mitt romney at 16 and followed by michele bachmann tied with fourth with herman cain at 8. 60 percent are willing to change their mind. joining us to discuss the race is congresswoman george w. bush who is in new york. welcome back to fox news sunday .
there are so many proposals that have been out there. reforming the tax code over the last three years that have been written. you know, take it off the shelf. there is bowles-simpsons. ken conrad written one. there is plenty of ideas out there. there are. but a lot of the exemptions have been here for 50 years. you have entrenched interest groups, members. this is traditionally been done through ways and mines. it they come up without amendment. don t forget the finance committee. and the finance committee in the senate. so these interest groups are heavily bought into the members in these areas. homeowners deduction is something that is going to be very difficult to get rid of, charitable deductions. that s where the money is, too. all right. a couple political questions for each of you. lesson democrats should take away from west virginia? is that you run very hard. the republicans came in very late in that election. you go to your base. you work it hard. you hope the wind
this morning. and will the white house jobs bill get fast tracked or is it doa or both? depends on which republican you ask. the president called on eric cantor for stalling tactics. well, the republican senate leader mitch mcconnell said he wanted a vote right away. or did he? it s wednesday, october 5, 2011, this is the daily run down, i m chuck todd. the west virginia raise turned into a referendum on president obama at the end and the democrat narrowly stayed in power there, a sigh of relief from the west wing. we have a lot to get to. let s start with my first read of the morning. with iowa maybe 90 days away and barring a couple candidacies, the republicans have their field. after months of denials, new jersey governor chr oor chris c had to end the idea that he would run for president. he said no thank you to a 2012 bid. i will once again say that i m not going to be a candidate in 2012. i m not one of the guys planning to run for president. this is a ten-yea
obama at the end and the democrat narrowly stayed in power there, a sigh of relief from the west wing. we have a lot to get to. let s start with my first read of the morning. with iowa maybe 90 days away and barring a couple candidacies, the republicans have their field. after months of denials, new jersey governor chr oor chris c had to end the idea that he would run for president. he said no thank you to a 2012 bid. i will once again say that i m not going to be a candidate in 2012. i m not one of the guys planning to run for president. this is a ten-year commitment to the most consuming job on the facest earth. in the end, it wasn t really any question which came first to me. all the factors say go. but my heart says no. in the end, what i ve always felt was the right decision remains the right decision today. now is not my time. but he had a lot of time, actually, as if he wasn t quite ready to leave the stage. christie took some 38 questions about his decis