because, he is cool. that to me is more insulting than anything you could say to a woman. they talk about romney failed women. speaking of failed women, stephanie cutter, lie detectors consider her mountt. theannow her.our that is why we love you. greg: how dare you. specialty. dana: listen to something the got response the other night from the debate and get your reaction. why is it that there are three 3. 3.6 million in poverty today than when the president took office? the president has failed america s women. they have suffered in terms of getting jobs. suffered in terms of falling fag in to poverty. this is a president has not helped america s women. dana: he said it yesterday in virginia but almost exact transcript of what he said in the debate. if you look at undecided women watching the debate they like that answer. andrea: and they should. the left wants to talk about equal pay. but to get equal pay you need a job. i think that mitt romney has
so women are critically important to it. the reason he did well. democrats do well generally with women is republican party has in the minds of most women anti-women in a lot of ways. i could go on and. the list is staggeringly long. romney doesn t he has to inherit that. he has to inherit general view of the republican party amongst women which is negative. dana: actually been my experience my life that the republican party treats women like crap. greg: when you apply for jobs you are in a binder. dana: envelope. andrea: isn t president obama wasn t he the one man glass creeling that stopped. bob: explain why women vote for every presidential candidate. dana: i am not saying that republicans don t have a problem but single women move toward romney. married women in particular. there is a huge problem that the republican party has when it comes to women of color and latino. big challenge that has to be
to bring romney back under 50%. from 52%. not a challenge candidate. if that is correct. i don t necessarily buy it s correct. andrea: you don t buy the poll. bob: no, no, no. i have a great admiration for gallup. it s toads margin of error, plus or minus 4%. it may be 48%. i don t know the answer to that. andrea: chris stirewalt was on the air a couple hours ago and said this could be the break-away moment we ve been waiting for. we haven t seen a candidate get this far ahead. it could be it. eric: put the poll up. number one, you like the likely voters best. 2700 people were polled. also, the dates, october 11 through the 17. so this is all post vice presidential debate. which means all the bump that joe biden allegedly had is in that number.
dana: all right. know what it feels like for the obama campaign right now. dana: i find that hilarious. do you feel like the message for women they keep hitting themselves? greg: the war on women was a series of rapes. that s what it was. ive found that they were always saying it s romney who hates women and the right or sexist. the left, i don t include bob in this, the left has a sexist view of women in that they assume women are gullible to surface charisma of a light weight politician. you just have to like somebody
i say to schieffer, be quiet. follow jim lehrer and let them talk. talk bob: schieffer is one of the best and sage people around hecht has been around for a long, long time. he has done this before. i think he will stay out of the way. he took notice of what happened to candy. but here is an issue. he is going to ask the questions. he is making them up. outside of libya, obama has every advantage in this. i don t think romney has a clue about foreign policy. dana: i disagree. some of the times i ve been most impressed with mitt romney going through the primary competition with the other republicans, i thought on foreign policy. he has studied it. prepare for it in 2008 as well. he has kept getting briefed through that time. interestingly, i think that that libya moment, ended up working in romney s favor. because on the intensity side of thing, you look at the