him, he gets a pass. right. sean: why isn t it equal? i m not going to defend jamie foxx, because i think he went over the top what s that? sean: i said why does obama get away with it and romney doesn t? i don t think he gets away with it. they get their shots, they take their shots and shots are taken at them. the bigger issue with the republican party, maybe they have to be more moderate to appeal to more people. sean: but if the 47% i really believe that. i think there are a broader base of people tying in to what the democrats have to say than what the republicans have to say. sean: but if the analysis were correct that, the 47% comment, that the media ran with, played such a big role, then why didn t the comments of bitter people with guns and religion play as big a role if there was a fair it was not the message that the media wants out there. i don t understand the media putting all their eggs in this liberal basket. i don t understand it, what it does f
did. they vote for 8% unemployment? 16 trillion-dollar debt? what did they vote for? i think that large i think that that can play a role. bill: no, answer my question, mary katharine. they voted for the fact. bill: $30,000, what did they vote for. they voted for the fact that they didn t believe romney was on their side and had their back that is a failure of our own and of romney s campaign and we cannot avoid that. bill: now we re getting some place. juan, i m going to ask you the same question. wait, mary katharine, wait. we re getting sr. somewhere now. romney doesn t have their back as you said. that s a general statement. that doesn t mean anything. what was that base feeling based on? what was the feeling based on that romney wasn t looking out for them? i agree, the perception was that romney wasn t looking out for them. but what was that based on, mary katharine? was it a social issue or a financial issue? i think there are several parts of it. bill: n
did. they vote for 8% unemployment? 16 trillion-dollar debt? what did they vote for? i think that large i think that that can play a role. bill: no, answer my question, mary katharine. they voted for the fact. bill: $30,000, what did they vote for. they voted for the fact that they didn t believe romney was on their side and had their back that is a failure of our own and of romney s campaign and we cannot avoid that. bill: now we re getting some place. juan, i m going to ask you the same question. wait, mary katharine, wait. we re getting sr. somewhere now. romney doesn t have their back as you said. that s a general statement. that doesn t mean anything. what was that base feeling based on? what was the feeling based on that romney wasn t looking out for them? i agree, the perception was that romney wasn t looking out for them. but what was that based on, mary katharine? was it a social issue or a financial issue? i think there are several parts of it. bill: n
goodies, romney promised jobs. the becon on the hill no longer shines. the reason asian americans went for obama is the republican party is perceived to be the white party. karen from texas. bill, i started recently watching the o reilly factor. to be honest, i love it. i feel i ve been watching it forever. the tip of the day helps me out. it s interesting because tv viewing patterns are changing quickly in america. for the first time more folks turn on their computers than the tv sets. immediately after the factor ends at 9 eastern time, most of the segments are posted on the net illegally in a lot of cases but there s nothing we can do about it. overall, the net is good for the factor, though, because if folks want to, they can almost instantly check out what we do here. when they hear the vicious propaganda that s constant against us. unfortunately, most of them don t want to know what s going on. angela from italy, o reilly, we
if you re still having difficulty breathing, ask your doctor if including advair could help improve your lung function. get your first full prescription free and save on refills at advaircopd.com. the tip of the day, a good thanksgiving outing in a moment, but first the mail. stephanie, wood bridge, virginia. bill, get your head out of the sand. i m one of the 47% romney said do not pay income tax but i didn t vote for obama to get free stuff. i voted for him on gay marriage and abortion. linda, overruled park, illinois. bill, you re right. the blame obama was handing out was too much for the republicans to overcome. greg from sand springs, oklahoma. mitt romney did not sell himself as someone who can relate to the lower class. many folks bought the smear campaign that romney only cares about the rich. brian from canada. president obama promised