organization on the ground here than all of the other campaigns. no matter who wins this caucus on tuesday night. the president s put a campaign on the ground here. we ve had 350,000 phone calms, 1,200 meetings, 401 meetinging with is a or theers and are proud of that and here to correct the record. there s a lot of non-republicans here. we re not going to let mitt romney s followers get away without telling the truth. you view this as a very good thing for democrats? a lot of discussion. we think what we ve seen on the ground is counter and a lack of enthusiasm for a republican nominee. they have the flavor of the month. we now have rick santorum. we ve had newt gingrich. we ve had cain. we ve had perry, we ve had bachmann and then we ve had the flav e of the month and then mitt romney, if he s a flavor, he s stale.
overreaction. now is the time to begin en rethinking the balance between security and liberty and rebalancing somewhat. now, here s the scary part. i made every one of these points before. but when i say it today, it seems controversial, and that tells you something about the polarized, dysfunctional political atmosphere we are living through right now. i think it has something to do with the fact that the right wants to maintain an atmosphere of fear and, therefore, accuses me of being cavalier about security. and the left can t stand the thought that george w. bush might have done a few good things after 9/11. so the result is nine years t after the attacks we cannot have a sober, rational conversation on the topic. but we at gps will persist. you ve heard my views. you will hear from four seasoned experts. two conservatives, two independents or liberals, two republicans, two non-republicans. we are terrorizing ourselves, fareed. we as americans, we have terrorized ourselves. we
they are wealthier and more well educated than the general public. and that most identify themselves as republican, white, male, married, older than 45. most crib themselves as conservative and president obama as very liberal and many are more likely to classify themselves as angry. what is the anger you are feeling from folks there. reporter: i would take a look at that survey by a grain of salt. it comes 48 hours after a separate usa today study found half the meivets so-called tea party movement are independents or non-republicans. so if this is a right ring kabal it has a funny way of showing it. when you see young moms caking their kids out of taking their kids out of school, when you see so many interrupt their day to be at an event like this,
of say there s nothing much we can do. we have to try to change hearts and minds on a personal level. but we re not going to get excited about that in terms of policy. so you think that s the best way for them, the kind of answer they give to get them through the primaries any republican? it depends what they want to do huckabee, santorum they re wrestling over the vote. walker bush, and rubio are trying to get the establishment vote. rand paul s in a tricky position because he s trying to get young libertarians and non-republicans. and republican party has to realize that was republicans under the age of 45 a majority support gay marriage. if they want a party that looks to the future, that embraces the generations, as marco rubio is trying to show himself as being different from hillary clinton generally speaking the party s position on gay marriage has been is turning people off. that said let s remember that hillary clinton warmed up to gay marriage, what two years ago, a y