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in the future? well, obviously, he has drawn significantly and disproportionately from white, blue collar, non-college voters, and i ve seen a new development in different regions. in the northeast, excuse me, in the midwest, in the rust belt, i think over time, those states may well become more republican. but for the very reason that tim just cited, some of the southern states, not just florida, but other southern states, and certainly other western states are going to become more democratic. so i think the party coalitions are changing, and therefore, the coalitions in the electoral college will change. if i could just add one number, and i often cite the polling group, latino decisions. and they do a terrific job. they have their final report, they do extensive polling in a way that most polls don t do. they have a small latino sample

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short-term pain for the long-term goal. you see withstanding, i think the issue here is the america that re-elected president obama lat fall, the the is not the america that elected a republican house last year and not the america who elected most of the republicans who are in the senate. it s sort of the merger of we have divided government. which is not unprecedented. but we have divided government in an era where there s partisan polarization. two party coalitions that are more separated than i think we ve ever seen before. so like joy says, if you have in the issue of the sequester, the decoupling taking place where the faa cuts that start touching republican constituencies, you heard noise then and you saw a response from republicans. if you take that out of the equation, you re basically talking about cuts that are affecting people who are not part of the america that elected a republican house last year. so are you at all bullish on a deal? i mean been seems to suggest that

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120909:15:23:00

that why it looked like bipartisanship? that s right. i think racial issues create internal division which allowed southern democrats to vote with republicans which made it look like more bipartisanship. and, in fact, there was, we saw those cross-party coalitions. but the cross party coalitions didn t mean there was this ideological give and take, and moving people forward. the example i just gave, it was republicans, bran dice and frankfurter and douglas or medicare social security. it was republicans fighting democrats. there was more you diversity. and not as focused as on how they got through the narrow partisan. a little bit of closed door might be available. we tend to think of the harsh light of media as improving things, but, valerie, you ve talked about how we ve sanctioned a discourse of

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120420:14:10:00

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