no. charity was stunned to see her name on obama petition. robert was, too. i did not sign for barack obama. some one forged this this correct. that is not my signature. the alleged fakes raise question of whether the obama campaign filed the necessary number of signature, 500 from the county to get on the state primary ballot. 534 certified signatures were never challenged. county democratic chairman butch morgan resigned under party pressure and his lawyer says he did nothing wrong. there were many of us advised against resignation that resignation knowing that butch would never participate in anything illegal. it s going through the voter registration board in south bend, indiana. the handwriting of voter registration deputy and democratic volunteer dustin blight reportedly matches writing on some of the suspect obama petition.
a poll showing it s broadly popular of those who have heard of it. i guess the president is in the unvable situation caught between the labor and environment. to echo something that charles said the first getting hit in that is canada. this is the second issue on which the president has cross sords with our friendly neighbors to the north. the other is buy american provision in stimulus. all of that annoyed canada because they were going to sell things to the u.s. under the free trade agreement. so i mean we talk about israel at the beginning. believe it or not, we have opened a little bit of a breach in our relations with canada. when obama was candidate and said we need to look at nafta, that didn t go over as well. shannon: how awkward was the meeting was before closed doors? knowing how polite
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controversy over the israel policy but jews are not single-issue voters and overwhelmingly democratic for things other than just israel. shannon: nina do you think they are up for grabs? they are to some extent. keep in mind, this issue today is a friendly crowd for the candidates. important to remember that the jewish vote is a tiny percent of the republican vote. 78% of jewish voters supported obama in 2008. there is softening of support fairly dramatically. particularly over israel. especially over the economy. the support dropped 78% down to 45%. which is higher than the average american. but still pretty big drop. the other thing is if you look at israel and relations with
tax. you ve got you are giving up potential of 20,000 blue collar jobs. or what i call the 1% jobs. we are going to spend another year after we said it will have no environmental significant impact on the environment to spend another year paying white collar workers to do more legal stuff at the expense of the 20,000 blue collar jobs we need now. shannon: for the threat from the president we got a response to from the house speaker john boehner s office through the spokesman saying we working on a bill to stop a tax hike, protect social security, unemployment and create jobs. if president obama is going to veto it over a provision for american jobs that is a fight we re ready to have. how do you see it playing out? i agree that the republicans found a way to counter the advantage that the president was building on the payroll tax. namely, tying it to this keystone pipeline which we had