it, too, but if i don t vote for it, she will punish me, and she being nancy pelosi. and i said every politician that has sold out their does it wasn t has had a lame, terrible rationalization like this. don t ever call me again. she said i am sorry you disappointed me i still love you. we ended the conversation. that is politics if america. if any businessman or working person doesn t understand this is a turning point in american history i m afraid we will get what we deserve. neil: steve wynn coming out winding them and the fallout and backdrop of the president in nevada tonight. we have pat caddell with us. this is a must win state. guest: he needs it desperately but the problem is the high unemployment and the housing market has gone to hell in a hand bag debt and steve wind said steve wynn said the
text a for yes, b for no to 622639. or go to our new blog tonight. i ll bring you the results later on in the show. joining me now is john nichols, washington correspondent for the nation. is this a political turning point in american history? i mean, you can t tell me that all of a sudden there s a group of republican governors that are tanking in the polls, there s demonstrations abound in all of these states. what do you think, john? i think there s no question that in fact we ve already reached a turning point. it s just a question of how big a turning point it is. one of the things that doesn t get noticed as much is a flip side of those very bad poll numbers for the republican governors. at the same time that you re seeing governors snyder, kasich and walker fall down into the low 40s, high 30s in their
country. tonight s question, can democrats capitalize on reaction to the radical gop governors in the 2012 election? text a for yes, b for no to 622639. or go to our new blog tonight. i ll bring you the results later on in the show. joining me now is john nichols, washington correspondent for the nation. is this a political turning point in american history? i mean, you can t tell me that all of a sudden there s a group of republican governors that are tanking in the polls, there s demonstrations abound in all of these states. what do you think, john? i think there s no question that in fact we ve already reached a turning point. it s just a question of how big a turning point it is. one of the things that doesn t get noticed as much is a flip side of those very bad poll numbers for the republican governors. at the same time that you re