is florida, florida, florida. every election it seems it ends up being one of the marquee places. this is one of races where there was polling probably about a month or two ago. he was doing better than expected. i think he leads right now. small margin but probably has the advantage right now going into this home stretch remember the primaries. ren when florida held primaries not too long ago. the story was the energy level in both party bases. democratic turnout was through the roof. republican turnout was through the roof.
no labels, a group founded in 2010 pushing for more solutions and less partisanship. here are high late today that spam the political spectrum. behind me is the future. [ applause ] except for a couple of people in the audience i know. forget them. if we are serious about creating jobs, we need trade policies which create jobs in america. i don t think it s the system that s broken. i think it s the people that are running it that are broken. i am of a different ven generation than some of my older baby boomer brothers and sisters. joining me now is katy tur who has been soak it all in live in manchester. so, katie, we are hearing different pitch from the candidates, watching them go out and court their party bases, all showing up, democrats, republicans, some by satellite, to woo independents, people middle of the row, hearing
over at the white house? well, yesterday, savannah, to your point, yesterday, we had barack obama the president of the united states essentially sag th saying we need to go big, and the republicans need to step up to the plate and then john boehner said, we are doing all we can do, and then they had the meeting. i cannot imagine it is terribly productive given what we have seen publicly, and the only hope people can have here is that what you are seeing publicly is positioning to do everything to play to the respective party bases, and that in that room, there s more of a kind of sense of negotiation and that a deal might get done, but if you watch publicly, it seems that we are further apart than in months. and the clock keeps on ticking. chr chris, thank you so much. and coming up tomorrow, we will have robert moreland talking about troop levels in
be careful that they don t go too far on ob trucksnism. they re trying to please their base but in play are the independent voters that gave us the back of their hand when the deal was cut with ben nelson at the end of december. and now i think they re in danger of the independent voters saying you know, i think you guys are going too far. i think they re overreaching. what do you make, speaking of party bases and you re talking about the republicans having to overreact to their base. what s happening to bob bennett in utah and blank lincoln in arkansas? well, i think it s interesting. and it s not just, i mean frankly, the republicans have more of these viable challengers from the right. look at charlie crist in florida. you ve got john mccain in. the democrats have arkansas, colorado, michael bennett, arlen specter and blank lincoln being challenged from the left. you mengszed the republican one. you re right, chuck.