know is that helping to coalesce on the other side? it gives something to talk about that everyone in the country knows about. you don t need to be a role caller or cq, politics about energy an emotion, that s something that hillary clinton has had trouble inspiring, her husband, joe biden, bernie sanders, michelle obama, there s a lot of passion and fire and talking about the tape is going to help them. is it helping the republicans? i think less so, but still producing the ability for donald trump to say the media is unfair and is a rallying cry for the right. how much is there of the w k wikileaks e-mail, absent donald trump being on a bus would that
it gives something to talk about that everyone in the country knows about. you don t need to be a role caller or cq, politics about energy an emotion, that s something that hillary clinton has had trouble inspiring, her husband, joe biden, bernie sanders, michelle obama, there s a lot of passion and fire and talking about the tape is going to help them. is it helping the republicans? i think less so, but still producing the ability for donald trump to say the media is unfair and is a rallying cry for the right. how much is there of the wikileaks e-mail, absent donald trump being on a bus would that story be up here right now. absolutely. there s 14 stories to talk about. none of them directly implicate
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can radically shake up the race for president. a federal appeals court has struck down a photo i.d. law that required voters to show i.d. at the polls a. u.s. judge in ohio rejected a republican backed will ylaw that cut three of early voting. joining me now from the site of the dnc in charlotte, dave weigel and editor of the cq roll call daily briefing dave hawkins. we have dave and david. are we clear on this? here we go. good to see you both. dave, i ll begin with you. the voting decision in ohio. how much could this decision, if it stands, affect the voting? well, democrats think this is worth up to maybe 80,000 votes. they mention during the arguments in this process that about 80,000 people end ed up voting in those final three days before the elected.
party is employing is a destructive one. that pits americans against each other. rich versus poor. men versus women, never have we seen such an toward divide the american people and an effort to win the election as we have seen today. president obama will head to joplin, missouri tomorrow to head the commencement address at a local high school there. the president last visited joplin a year ago, days after a massive and deadly tornado hit. in other news, the board of the naacp, the nation s most prominent civil rights group, has passed a resolution on saturday endorsing same-sex marriage as a civil right. the resolution also opposes any efforts to quote codify discrimination or hatred into law. their formal announcement of the endorsement will be tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. joining me for more front-page politics, editor of the cq roll call daily briefing david hawkings and real clear