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continued attacks on israel and the terror. that is a much better way to construct the argument. liz, you agree with that or not as a foreign policy thinker. i agree with that. agree with what? what paul said. i think the challenge is you don t want the attention focused on a sound bite from one of our candidates. you want the attention focused on the fact that president obama has the worst relationship with the state of israel that any president has had in a vel long time that you have iran by some account 6-8 months from obtaining a nuclear weapon. that s what we need to be focused on not on our own talking points. the conventional wisdom is king rich would be a much easier general election opponent than
he s got to do were vel. he s got to be poised. he s got to talk about how well he s protected the border. and he s going to talk a lot about jobs. those are the only answers he s going to give all night regardless of the question. and if he doesn t do well tomorrow night, he comes out of here very wounded for the future. all right. jim moore, great to have you with us tonight. thanks so much. coming up, herman cain doesn t believe that racism holds anybody back. michael eric dyson is going to be weighing in on that. you re watching the dz ed show on msnbc.
i don t think i get any rights fee for it though. how effective is the strategy to label mitt romney as not a true conservative? i mean, is he it seems like he s doing the marathon. he s not doing the sprint and he is ahead in new hampshire. he s going to get an early primary victory. is that strategy by the perry camp going to work? it s an essential strategy for them. they have to go after him on things like gay marriage, abortion, global warming and things in his home state. rick perry has lost voters and support, he s got to go back to those issues so he can beat them up on those. and the immigration thing becomes less relevant. you re coming to us tonight from new hampshire where there is going to be a big debate tomorrow night. quickly, do you think this is a crucial time for rick perry? does he have to show well tomorrow night? absolutely. he s got to do were vel. he s got to be poised.