what we could by having a majority vote, we would tell working families that we understand that you have problems and you want us to address it. you want us to raise the minimum wage. you want us to extend the unemployment. you want us to invest in the economy to create the jobs we need. if the republicans want to vote against that, they have the right. they don t have the right to filibuster the needs of a struggli struggling middle class. i know you have to take yet another vote. i want to ask you this last question. there is a new resurgence of rhetoric about caring about the poor and poverty is a big ticket issue. do you think there is any bite with that bark? do you think the republican party is any closer to doing anything to show it has a heart when it comes to the poor and working class in america? the republican party is very
for some places, they had a single game ticket issue. and they were trying to get that because hockey s so expensive. the impact of this is pretty fast. because there s little know-how, is that fair to say? i think it s interesting that people who care so much about, like, the number of people showing up for the game in aggregate and they have a sense of all those numbers of season ticket holders don t have a great sense of the individual person. they don t know who the people are. right. having a more finely segmented strategy as the devils go down that road and understanding that, you know, joe is a person who has bought this many tickets to this many games. usually on a saturday. offers lots of opportunities to build that relationship with me in a different way. so are you taking so with the packers fans, are you doing similar things, finding out what else they like, what else they do? their free time and trying to target them that way? the same way the obama campaign foun
disagrees on fundamental ways on the future course of american economic policy. on health care, on medicare, on social security, on equal pay for women. he has got to both defend and also hold his opponent accountable for his and his party s obstructionism from the first day he took office. it s a tall order. one worthy of an american president in a troubling but still hopeful time. i m joined by msnbc political director, chuck todd, howard fineman and joy read. we have had two debates. did neither debate, president or vice president, raise the strong ticket issue of women s issues. will they do it tonight? he almost has no choice. when you look at the structural shifts in this race that we ve been witnessing, the one thing that is held for the president is this advantage he s had with