now-infamous recording from a may fundraiser. the 24% are with him. the government has the responsibility to care for them. a debate this morning about the 47%. taxes and government dependence. with two top surrogates for the candidate. democratic governor of massachusetts, duvall patrick and republican senator from new hampshire, kelly ayok. and then our political roundtable on the romney campaign under fire from romney conservatives what is the turn-around plan. are romney s troubles overstated? and what to look for as the candidates prepare for the debate. with a senior adviser to the romney campaign of democratic mayor of atlanta. and host of msnbc s morning joe, joe scarborough and dee dee myers and chuck todd about what new polls in the battleground states tell us about the race. good sunday morning, election day is 44 days away. but early voting starts soon in several key battleground states. polls showing a small pool of undecided voters left. it s important f
the 24% are with him. the government has the responsibility to care for them. a debate this morning about the 47%. taxes and government dependence. with two top surrogates for the candidate. democratic governor of massachusetts, duvall patrick and republican senator from new hampshire, kelly ayok. and then our political roundtable on the romney campaign under fire from romney conservatives what is the turn-around plan. are romney s troubles overstated? and what to look for as the candidates prepare for the debate. with a senior adviser to the romney campaign of democratic mayor of atlanta. and host of msnbc s morning joe, joe scarborough and dee dee myers and chuck todd about what new polls in the battleground states tell us about the race. good sunday morning, election day is 44 days away. but early voting starts soon in several key battleground states. polls showing a small pool of undecided voters left. it s important for mitt romney as he tries to steady his campaig
don t have land line phone. a lot of robo automated polling, public policy polling, they don t call cell phones. so, they re going to end up with a lot of older voters versus younger voters. the younger voters they do talk to, they re going to have to weight those with such weight it could amplify any errors they find. steven, thank you very much. thank you for having me. up next, professor on no matter what the gop says, president obama is no jimmy carter. that s why every president since the great depression who came before the american people asking for a second term could look back at the last four years and say with satisfaction, you re better off than you were four years ago. except jimmy carter. and except this president. to your detergent s scent? you better believe it. sparkle up your world by sprinkling the stimulating gain fireworks scent booster into your wash along with one of these fine gain detergents.
netanyahu making noise and really gone out on a limb here making it clear without saying it that mitt romney is the kand did it and wants mitt romney out and barack is making that clear to israelis so you have a situation here and a lot of egg on netanyahu s face politically in israel and that could roll in to the elections next year. interesting how the u.s. political elections and israeli political elections coming together in an uncomfortable way. the one thing that i would point out is below the sort of superficial sniping going on at the top level there s continuing cooperation, great cooperation under president obama. we have had hundreds of millions spent to develop the iron dome missile defense system. we have had the deepest military cooperation that we ve seen and we have had also barack saying this is the greatest cooperation that we have seen so below the frosty personal relationship, they seem to be able to continue to work together and accomplish
or the other, politically or whether it has to do with the poll on what americans think about a nonpolitical issue or what their behaviors are, with regard to their own health. so, i think that, you know, we re getting to a point now where as that 9%, if it falls any farther, we might have to worry about how representative they are. steve, also how much of this is not just technology and changing demographics but people don t want to be polled. i m as politically engaged as it gets. if i see that number coming across my phone, i m not answering it. if a survey comes across line, i m not taking it. i don t want to be asked these questions. how much is disinterest and leave me alone mentality? it s a lot of that. privacy is a big factor. why people aren t participating in polls and the people who do want to participate the good