political system from corruption, you can pass a paid financial office so unlimited sums of money can t come into politics. that s what the real issue is. there s always a risk when you propose a constitutional amendment. and personally, i prefer to fight to change the court sberp ration, but what he said is not what the democrats want to do. you know, margie, the congress, as you said, has low arueful ratings since the gop took control of the house in 2011. but this is astonishing. a new poll finds just 5% say most members of congress deserve reelection. that s the lowest number ever recorded in a poll. yeah. they should be ashamed. i mean, what started has a political partisan gimmick, which is to just block everything that the president does to hurt democrats, has now resulted it s an anchor that
advantage over him, shows the tea party will do anything in this fight for power. as we ve been seeing for the last few years now, the real big political fight isn t so much between prups and democrats, republicans and the president, it s the fight between the republican party between the republican party so-called establishment wing of party and the much more broad tea party part of the republican party. and as we all know, that fight is pretty much over. the tea party won. you know, jimmy, he s still not tied, mcdaniel, the tea party candidate. we don t know that he s directly tied. there are a lot of details that raised some questions. the morning after the initial arrest, mcdaniel was surprised when he was asked about it by a reporter. he said i don t guess i ve been awake long enough to see what s happening. kbept his campaign later said he was informed about it the
not look at their teachings any more as a justification for that. well, that s because that was perversion of scripture. look, scripture doesn t change. the guide is the same yesterday, today, forever, the evangelical will tell you and because they believe that way, to use scripture in a way to prof ul gait segregation is wrong and a misuse of scripture. that s a separate altogether, ari. i don t want to go too deeply theological, and you might just win that debate, if it comes to certain parts of the book i don t know as well, but what i also want to get in is the politics on 2016. margie, are there going to be republicans that decide when they are running, they need to be the first mainstream republican presidential candidate to be open to marriage equality? margie first. i think there are some republicans who might be a candidate for doing that. i don t know if that s a winning
g.l.a.d. we have doubled the work, because we now have to protect the achievements that we ve made over the past few years, and then we still have to advocate for those things that need to be changed. yeah, that makes sense. sarah kate ellis, appreciate your perspective from g.l.a.d. and dana, glad to have you today. we re going to move to strategists, as well, this is going to play out as a potential ballot box issue and potentially in the 2016 white house race. how, we don t know, but that s why we want to bring in a couple political pros, margie o mara and hogan gidley. hope, i want to start with you here, you heard the conversation we ve been having, what are the politics here and does it matter you ve had so many national republicans come in and say, as we ve mentioned, no to this arizona bill, but not necessarily come on board with a lot of these other advancements. well, it shows that many in
republican-led congress have record-low approval ratings, so i think democrats are going to have a lot of strength just in the image to both parties. is the president kryptonite to some of these candidates? i don t think the president is kryptonite. a lot of these candidates have had and will continue to have points of differentiation between themselves and the president and that s typical in these more republican-leaning or purple states, and i think that is consistent with what we ve seen, you know, whether you have republicans in blue-leaning areas and democrats in red-leaning areas, and that s normal. that s a normal part of the variation that we have on the democratic side, the big tent we have on the democratic side as opposed to the more narrow cast on the republican side. margie, margie, please. all right, you ll get your word right now, joe. let s talk about the republican tent. you know the koch brothers spending big right now on tv