are getting. democrats have gone as far as perhaps they will go. in the words of professor sabato, it is the morning after pulling the all-neither. every day, every minute that ticks that we don t have this resolved, we are injecting unsurpassed insecurity into the global markets, the american markets. it s wrong. in my judgment, i don t want to see this go longer. we ve got to put an end to this right now. start acting line groek-ups. democrats need to compromise, republicans need to compromise and get the job done. larry was saying that you and others have not been doing your homework. you have waited until the last minute. how do you respond to that? as a new member, i ve been in this position since june 1st and learning how this process goes. we are all guilty, but to the extent people walked away from the table, if you want to do a head count, republicans walked away far more times than democrats have. they left the gang of six, left
he is going to appeal to the base in places like iowa and maybe south carolina. but sabato says his vulnerability may stem from the 2006 loss to casey who ousted the two-term incumbent rick santorum. he has a tough case to make to republicans why he is electable. how can he say he will carry swing state of pennsylvania when he lost in a landslide in 2006? i asked him directly. what do you say about the potential voters who look at you and i like this guy but he ran for senate in are election bid in 2006 and lost by 18 points. what is to make me believe he can get presidency in 2012? if they said the same thing in 1860, we would haven t abra hamlin con. the bottom line is americans understand that the road, anybody s road is paveed with success and failures and it makes you a better person.
support. he is going to appeal to the base in places like iowa and maybe south carolina. but sabato says his vulnerability may stem from the 2006 loss to casey who ousted the two-term incumbent rick santorum. he has a tough case to make to republicans why he is electable. how can he say he will carry swing state of pennsylvania when he lost in a landslide in 2006? i asked him directly. what do you say about the potential voters who look at you and i like this guy but he ran for senate in are election bid in 2006 and lost by 18 points. what is to make me believe he can get presidency in 2012? if they said the same thing in 1860, we would haven t abra hamlin con. the bottom line is americans understand that the road, anybody s road is paveed with success and failures and it
and physical fitness for kids. her office says he comes to campaigning as a mom. that is the lens as she sees the world. sabato expects she will stick to fixed, nice remarks. she says nice things about the candidate she s with. reporter: still it gives g.o.p. candidates, including carly fiorina a chance to suggest the democratic opponent must need help. the race is in a dead heat in a state by any account is as blue as blue can be. even harry houdini could give illusion that boxer is successful senator. theyry thrilled that mrs. obama will be there to urge americans to go to the polls. molly henneberg. bret: connecticut man has been charged with sending
nancy pelosi and california senator barbara boxer. a spokesperson for the first lady says, quote, she s campaigning to advocate, to rally voters behind specific candidates based on what we can do to build a better be future. she comes to us as a mom. finish reporter: it s not unusual for first ladies to campaign for senators or representatives. for example, laura bush did it as well. jenna? jenna: well, molly, what do we expect exactly for the tone to be coming from the first lady? do we expect her to go on the attack against republicans. reporter: no. political analysts say that s traditionally not what first ladies do, nor is it what candidates want a first lady to do. sabato says, quote, the first lady doesn t do hard core partisan politics, she says nice things about the candidate she s with. it also gives gop candidates a chance to suggest their opponent