and won a lot of support in 2008 because he was seen as a different kind of guy. right. bill: he was seen as a difficult kind of politician the now you see the partisan game. right. bill: how does that set with moderate democrats who cast their votes for him 3 1/2 years ago, or for more importantly the independents in these key states? do they view him differently now? you re right. sure, one of his greatest advantages in 2008 he was seening a something new and different and inspiring and aspirational. his best line was i don t want to be the president of red states and blue states but the president of the united states. the president has weakened himself among two key vital groups, independent voters, particularly college-educated voters and young people, both of whom were drawn to him because they heard that voice of hope and they heard that aspirational call and responded to it. and when he goes and does what he did monday, he turns himself into just another ordinary washingto
funding we can get, how many scientists we can put behind the problem to solve it. so sutton told the doctors he would somehow help make it happen. he wrote checks. he joined the board of directors. john sutton. [ applause ] he offered himself as a voice of hope for desperate patients. even though it may not never help him, as long as he lives. he s okay with that? there s a chance that we may not be able to restore his vision. there is a chance, on the other hand, that we may. but if he doesn t get behind it, he does know that we re not going to move as fast as we could. well, it s my pleasure to be here today. as you will hear, i almost didn t make it here today. sutton traveled the country, speaking at fund-raisers, using what he calls his shock-and-awe presentation, complete with his 911 call, and news footage.
scientists we can put behind the problem to solve it. so sutton told the schepens doctors he would somehow help make it happen. he wrote checks, he joined the board of directors. john sutton. he offered himself as a voice of hope for desperate patients. even though it may never help himself, as long as he lives, he s okay with that? there s a chance that we may not be able to restore his vision. there is a chance, on the other hand, that we may. but if he doesn t get behind it, he does know that we re not going to move it as fast as we could. well, it s my pleasure to be here today. as you will hear, i almost didn t make it here today. sutton traveled the countries speaking at fundraisers, using his shock and awe presentation to tell his story, complete with his 911 call and news footage. the body of susan sutton
doors? tonight, emmy winner, marianna margulies and the good wife. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. new york times columnist, nick christophe is here with me. first, we want to turn to a devastating day in the markets. asian stocks reacting, south korean shares down 3.5% and australian stocks down 2.05% and a huge recession and the dow dropping 391 points. nasdaq and s&p 500 didn t fare much better. we had lots of turmoil but there is expectation from analysts and experts we could be heading to another form of recession. what s going on here? i think insecurities are feeding on each other and even though it s fixable in economic sense but maybe not political sense. our 401(k)s depend to some degree on agreeing parliamentarians to solve their political problems and our own problems in washington don t help that. there s a sense a real disconnect between politicians almost everywhere in the world and reality. is that the sense you re getting? yeah. cert
my family or sense of right and wrong. what goes on behind closed doors? tonight, emmy winner, marianna margulies and the good wife. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. new york times columnist, nick christophe is here with me. first, we want to turn to a devastating day in the markets. asian stocks reacting, south korean shares down 3.5% and australian stocks down 2.05% and a huge recession and the dow dropping 391 points. nasdaq and s&p 500 didn t fare much better. we had lots of turmoil but there is expectation from analysts and experts we could be heading to another form of recession. what s going on here? i think insecurities are feeding on each other and even though it s fixable in economic sense but maybe not political sense. our 401(k)s depend to some degree on agreeing parliamentarians to solve their political problems and our own problems in washington don t help that. there s a sense a real disconnect between politicians almost everywhere in t