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of the century and be a majority leader write thousand page bills and pass them the next morning. do you think someone like that running for reelection? think what would have happened if mike huckabee and najibullah and newt gingrich had won. would they go to las vegas and there mud at another candidate? no they would say what they stood for and believed in. this president and this majority leader the day he made the speech on that one day the national debt of america they increased the debt more in that one day [ talking over each other ] i m sorry to cut you off, we have limited time. i want to get an answer to whether or not candidates backed by the tea party running as republicans can attract enough sort of mainstream voters, independents and even some democrats to vote for them enough so they can win a general election? no doubt about it. that s why the president in

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learning how to appeal to the tea party people without turning off mainstream voters. bret: there is consensus here. what does the white house think about this movement, do you think? they dismissed it out of hand at the beginning. i think they understand what it is. you know what? they had one on their hands too that they benefitted from. they had an energized activist movement. i don t know what we want to call them. the kind of obama voters that propelled them into office. and now they are seeing it happen on the other side. you know, republicans aren t always smart but they have been smart about the tea party movement. they haven t tried to go in and take it over. here is a movement, it s a grass roots movement. there is no leaders. nobody you have to oust. you sort of integrate with them and join in with them. and they have done a pretty good job in that. bret: yeah. and the numbers seem to be expanding in each one of these races. yeah. they are growing and a lot of peop

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mainstream candidates who are learning how to appeal to the tea party people without turning off mainstream voters. bret: there is consensus here. what does the white house think about this movement, do you think? they dismissed it out of hand at the beginning. i think they understand what it is. you know what? they had one on their hands too that they benefitted from. they had an energized activist movement. i don t know what we want to call them. the kind of obama voters that propelled them into office. and now they are seeing it happen on the other side. you know, republicans aren t always smart but they have been smart about the tea party movement. they haven t tried to go in and take it over. here is a movement, it s a grass roots movement. there is no leaders. nobody you have to oust. you sort of integrate with them and join in with them. and they have done a pretty good job in that. bret: yeah. and the numbers seem to be expanding in each one of these races. yeah. they

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living in politics, feel that the obama administration will have an easier time marginalizing the governor of texas than the former governor of massachusetts, mitt romney? i think that s the way it looks to them today. and i think there is some basis for that it occurs to me, bill, if you are going to talk, as he has in the past, or loosely about succession from the union. about social security being unconstitutional. that will strike a lot of mainstream voters, independent voters perhaps as well as being not what they are interested in hearing and pretty exotic. that s the risk for republicans who look like they are in good shape to win this election, which is likely to mostly be about obama. they don t want it to be about their nominees. they want it to be about obama. bill: the texas always comes between the primaries which are more ideological and general election where independents hold sway. so it looks to me like mitt romney according to these people and what you are saying

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