Repealing. They actually tried to do that when the president was president , and they didnt have the veto that they have now didnt have the power they had now. They tried to repeal obamacare 50some times. Right. You know, and naturally it wasnt gonna pass the senate and naturally, the president wasnt gonna sign it, but they kept doing it over and over again. You know, it cost 25,000 to 26,000 an hour to keep that house open . Mm. So theyre fiscal conservatives, but yet they spend millions and millions of dollars on nothing. Is that disheartening to have spent the bulk of your career in washington now and to see so much that youve worked on apparently about to get undone . Yes, it is, and they want to repeal obamacare. Now, there are some issues on obamacare that could use some fixing. Theres no question about that. We passed it, and we knew it wasnt perfect. But to mess with the preexisting condition is wrong, to mess with the 26yearolds on their mother and fathers healthcare is wrong,
have want to participate in an exit poll and maybe that hurts the printiveness of the exit poll, but they were the ones who were willing to go in and vote for scott walker and deliver this big win for him. megyn: chris stierwalt, thank you sir, thank you very much. you bet. you bet. megyn: there s no doubt, big labor has a huge stake in this election but in recent years, union membership in wisconsin has declined. from two on on nine to 2011 the state s unionship rate dropped nearly 2 percent from 15.2 to 13.3. over the past two decades, the wisconsin union membership rate has fallen nearly 21 percent. we called together our focus group today to get their take on the message from last night s vote, both in wisconsin and nationally, and here s a preview of what they told me just moments ago. i don t think it should go unnoticed that scott walker received more votes in the primary to this recall than his two top democratic components did combined. the motivation was really on that th