conservative bare goldwater, in 1964. i think that mitt romney has campaigned as mr. fix-it, the turnaround guy, the crisis manager and has stayed away from social issues, right? until recently. now we are seeing mitt romney deliver entire speeches that are grounded and rooted in social conserveatism. you saw that in the cpac speech last week. he talked about his fight on the marriage question in massachusetts, spoke about his commitment to other social issues in a way you hadn t heard him before am so if rick is mr., you know, ideology, i think you are seeing mitt romney become a little bit more i would say mainstream conservative. i think well, he has to by necessity. let s face it. the reason these polls are all over the place is because the conservative voting block, which is about 40% of america,
conservative bare goldwater, in 1964. i think that mitt romney has campaigned as mr. fix-it, the turnaround guy, the crisis manager and has stayed away from social issues, right? until recently. now we are seeing mitt romney deliver entire speeches that are grounded and rooted in social conserveatism. you saw that in the cpac speech last week. he talked about his fight on the marriage question in massachusetts, spoke about his commitment to other social issues in a way you hadn t heard him before am so if rick is mr., you know, ideology, i think you are seeing mitt romney become a little bit more i would say mainstream conservative. i think well, he has to by necessity. let s face it. the reason these polls are all over the place is because the conservative voting block, which is about 40% of america,
conservative bare goldwater, in 1964. i think that mitt romney has campaigned as mr. fix-it, the turnaround guy, the crisis manager and has stayed away from social issues, right? until recently. now we are seeing mitt romney deliver entire speeches that are grounded and rooted in social conserveatism. you saw that in the cpac speech last week. he talked about his fight on the marriage question in massachusetts, spoke about his commitment to other social issues in a way you hadn t heard him before am so if rick is mr., you know, ideology, i think you are seeing mitt romney become a little bit more i would say mainstream conservative. i think well, he has to by necessity. let s face it. the reason these polls are all over the place is because the conservative voting block, which is about 40% of america,
congresswoman michele bachmann joining an already crowded field vying for the republican presidential nomination. bachmann announcing on monday night, she has filed papers to kick off her campaign. she is the first female contender in the 2012 race and a tea party favorite. she has drawn large crowds for supporting social conserveatism, smaller government and deep spending cuts. the death toll climbing in joplin, mis, from the may 22 twister. two people have died. the total number of fatalities, 153. the tornado cut a path of destruction nearly 14 miles long and up foa mile wide. half of that damage occurring within the city limits. it was the city s deadliest tornado in more than six decades. i m ainsley earhardt. back to on the record with greta. eta: