ideologically purer conservative than romney or huntsman in their view? a big chunk of the party. a lot of them will stay home. let me tell you something. mitt romney, i ve talked to a lot of conservatives who were so offended, gene, through the years by his flip-flops that they swear they will not vote for him. they also said the same thing about dole. they also said the same thing about mccain and, yes, conservatives stayed home, gene. they do do it don t they? well, they do. it certainly seems they do. look, i have trouble kind of understanding. mitt romney is a pretty conservative guy as far as i m concerned. he is this year. yes, this year. but i really have been surprised for months now at this antipathy
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primaries than the romney vote. yes. the anti-romney vote is there and it refuses to go away. you know, donald trump, michele bachmann, rick perry, herman cain now as they rise and fall, the fact that his numbers don t move, they don t go up, tells me something. and when you listen to people like eric erickson of red state and you read george will who was demanded to know why conservatives would settle for mitt romney, he s got a problem. he s got a problem in the republican party. you would know more about it than i would, joe, but i think it s a genuine problem that will diminish the turnout i think in november. he s got a problem, mika, on several issues. if you remember back to 2008, hillary had a problem on one issue. iraq. one issue. right. and that did her in with the
yeah. he visited illinois. we had 3200 national guard from our state in afghanistan. wow. right then. so let me ask you on something that illinois is doing. you guys are actually moving forward with high speed rail. there s been a debate for 25 years in florida about getting high speed rail. but you guys are actually moving forward and you ve had a line so if chicago cub fans want to go see the cardinals, or vice versa, that line is going to be completed when? 2014. we re the first in the nation to break ground for high speed rail. chicago to st. louis. it goes all through our state. and the trains go 110 miles an hour. yeah. we d like to go 220 on another line. we re looking at chicago to champaign and then maybe to st. louis from there. then 220 miles an hour is because of new track? yeah. new track and also we re building rail cars. we had a company come from wisconsin to illinois because wisconsin kind of gave up on high speed rail. this company nippon shiro is
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