health care. i don t think we would have romney care and without romney care i don t think we have sounded like an endorsement. back to his original position on that. and then social media caught fire and he writes on facebook a few hours later, getting people health insurance is a good thing and that s what tom stemberg fought for. i oppose obamacare. i d repeal it, replace it with state crafted plans. perfect encapsulation of his great flaw as a candidate. he was not comfortable being himself, owning up to who he was, what he had done. that did not go over well at all. and yet he s almost still worried about his own politics. are you sure? i m sure. okay. that s all we have for today. we ll be back next week with mitt romney s announcement no, no, no, i m kidding. we ll be back next week, because
campaign. jennifer, do republican primary voters change their thinking the stronger she looks? i think so. that s one of the reasons marco rubio is looking better. they are not going to be able to. no nate just anyone. they have to have someone who s articulate, who knows something about the issues, chris christie likes to say i can prosecute the case against her. i think that has new resonance after we saw them not prosecute very well at the hearing. so i think republican voters as they get closer to the first elections are going say who can we envision on that stage against hillary? it will be hillary and it won t be a weak hillary. so some people think if it goes to cleveland it could be mitt romney. [ laughter ] let me tell you what mitt romney said about health care. he was quoted, let me read you something here. he was quoted in an obituary for the founder of staples, tom stemberg, and he was quoted in the obituary as saying this. without tom pushing it referring to hea
general, getting more people health care. i don t think we would have romney care and without romney care i don t think we have obamacare. without tom, a lot of people would haven t health insurance. so that sounds like an endorse. he s back to the original position. this is what romney wrote getting people health insurance is a good thing and that s what tom stemberg fought for. i oppose obamacare and believe it failed. it took insurance away from people who were promised otherwise and usurp ed state plans. he was not comfortable being himself, owning up to who he was, what he had done. that did not go over well at all. and yet he s it s almost he s still worried about his own politics. he s not running for anything. well are you sure? yet. i m sure. okay. that s all we have for today. we ll be back next week with mitt romney s announcement no,ú$8xr i m kidding. we ll be back next week. if it s sunday, it s meet the
campaign. jennifer, do republican primary voters change their thinking the stronger she looks? i think so. that s one of the reasons marco rubio is looking better. they are not going to be able to. no nate just anyone. they have to have someone who s articulate, who knows something about the issues, chris christie likes to say i can prosecute the case against her. i think that has new resonance after we saw them not prosecute very well at the hearing. so i think republican voters as they get closer to the first elections are going say who can we envision on that stage against hillary? it will be hillary and it won t be a weak hillary. so some people think if it goes to cleveland it could be mitt romney. [ laughter ] let me tell you what mitt romney said about health care. he was quoted, let me read you something here. he was quoted in an obituary for the founder of staples, tom stemberg, and he was quoted in the obituary as saying this. without tom pushing it referring to hea
the democratic debate won, joe biden, out, the benghazi hearing over. the ten days that may have vaulted hillary clinton to the democratic nomination. it s been quite a week, hasn t it? and joining me for insight and analysis this sunday morning are cnbc s john harwood, pulitzer prize winning historian doris kearns goodwin, the washington post s jennifer rubin, and steven henderson of the detroit free press. welcome to sunday, it s meet the press. good sunday morning. we ve just come through perhaps the most significant ten days in the 2016 campaign to date. on the democratic side, hillary clinton reestablished herself as the clear front-runner, she won last week s democratic debate, two of her lesser opponent, jim web and lincoln chafee, dropped out of the race. joe biden decided he had no path to victory. on top of that, clinton was almost universally seen as having survived and some even thought she might have thrive at that house benghazi hearing. on the rep