voters. they vote on the economy, as well. he needs to be able to sell this to them as something that, you know, look, if i m if mitt romney is president, this kind of policy, you know, may not go into effect. he may repeal this, and i m different in this way. mike, how come mitt romney hasn t come out and given a clear position on this? well, i think, look, the key on this point, there may be some short-term advantage for president obama on this one, but it also feeds into a narrative that s an executive who has no respect for the proper constitutional separations of power. you have obviously the obamacare ruling which the supreme court will come town on. the unconstitutional appointments, and now you have on this issue a president who has made a policy that may be popular, but has no respect for the appropriate roles of the executive. can you frame the debate that you guys are kind of vague on whether you support the order or not, but you would say well the process by which i
let s bring back our panel. mike, alex, manu. interesting article, front page of the washington post. romney one of the guys. basking new enthusiasm from the gop. voters saying he s letting his own human nature through talking like you and i are talking now. not guarded. oh, he has personality, just one of the guys. what large solace said in ohio. being embraced by the gop family being himself? the gop family looked at a president. realized the first prit precedent, mitt romney is making a case. showing willingness to go
[ electricity crackling ] [ gasping ] so get allstate. you could save money and be better protected from mayhem like me. [ dennis ] mayhem is everywhere. so get an allstate agent. are you in good hands? a brand new poll shows nearly two-thirds of americans favor president obama s immigration policy. so what does mitt romney do to stay in this debate and court hispanic voters? let s bring in our panel today for tuesday, mike beadum, heritage action for america, an advocacy group the sister organization for the heritage foundation. alex wegner, the host of msnbc s now, a wonderful program. and politico s senior congressional reporter, my friend of three-and-a-half years, manu raju. did i get the pronunciation right? he hasn t corrected me for three years. i want to start with the immigration debate. and it s important to put in the broad context, not on the tip of