crosses the qualification threshold. megyn: bill clinton is out there, and no sooner had he made those initial remarks than came out later and said some people are taking my remarks out of context and tried to say this wasn t an endorsement of mitt romney, but it had a lot of people saying that was it s not that helpful to our message when we are going after bain for you to call his business record sterling. this is clear pundit theater and has no meaning to everyday people and won t alter the campaign dynamics. i think it s good for democrats and president obama to have bill clinton asserting his independence. he has a record of working with
barrett. that wasn t enough. because president obama just tweeted that he is standing by tom barrett. glad everyone is finally up to speed. this, of course, is not the first time that bill clinton publicly undermine team obama. last week, he appeared on television praising republican presidential candidate mitt romney. take a look. there is no question that getting up and going to the office and, you know, basically performing the essential function of the office, a man who has been governor and sterling business career crosses the qualification threshold. sean: sterling? now to talk about the national implications of this wisconsin race tomorrow, is the author of screwed. the former clinton advisor, dick morris. i don t think bill clinton ever got over then playing the race them playing the race card on him. he knows if he says that
get in the position where we say this is bad work. this is good work. a man who has been governor and had a sterling business career crosses the qualification threshold. starting on september 15, we entered the deepest crash since the great depression. if you look at history, those things take five or ten years to get over. if there is a housing collapse along with it, closer to ten years. he is on schedule to beat that record. bret: bill clinton, former president making news. politico columnist ronaler simon wrote this today. clinton is not on barack obama campaign staff, not a trusted advisor, does not set obama strategy. but bill clinton is pretty good at sabotaging obama strategy. at a fundraiser with obama in new york he said obama deserved a second term because it would be calamitous for the world. that s the thing about clinton, if you invite him you never know the if good bill or
president does support barrett. that wasn t enough. because president obama just tweeted that he is standing by tom barrett. glad everyone is finally up to speed. this, of course, is not the first time that bill clinton publicly undermine team obama. last week, he appeared on television praising republican presidential candidate mitt romney. take a look. there is no question that getting up and going to the office and, you know, basically performing the essential function of the office, a man who has been governor and sterling business career crosses the qualification threshold. sean: sterling? now to talk about the national implications of this wisconsin race tomorrow, is the author of screwed. the former clinton advisor, dick morris. i don t think bill clinton ever got over then playing the race them playing the race card on him. he knows if he says that
do so well and a number of people doing so poorly. policies to help bring up the 99% who are not par tess pating. chris: since the president started attacking romney for his record on bain capital a number of democratic surrogates including you have defended private equity. this week the big sur row gate weighed in and defended romney s experience if not his ideas. take a look. there is no question in terms of getting up and going to the office and basically performing the essential functions of the office a man who has been governor and had a sterling business career crosses the qualification threshold. chris: i know that you think that romney made a mistake billing himself, bragging about himself as a job creator but don t decades in the private sector give you a some what greater insight into how businesses operate, how business men make decisions to hire and to it grow? sure. decades in the private sector