credit for other things that he has done, dylan. he saved the auto industry. did he? didn t he? he saved what excysted. i don t know what the alternate universe might have looked like. are you suggesting no one would have ever made cars again like suggesting there would never be banks again? quo not afford, as a country, to have employment go south any further than it already went and i think he susan makes a good point. go ahead, you can get in the conversation. and i just i m curious as to what you think about what the president can do going forward, going to an election year, to really give some confidence to the people of this country. right now, they are not all polls indicate they may like him but they don t trust him to get there and as a strategist, how do you get him to kind of build that confidence again? well, çlook, there s a mease of confidence that he has over any republican that potentially would replace him.
them, and fact is, we can t afford them as taxpayers to repair their infrastructure. this is nothing new and we improved the process in the legislature. that s just another talking point from the democratic minority that is misleading. there was nothing done in the process that was unethical or illegal. representative mason, what do you make of a provision that allows this to happen without the solicitation of bids/ç look, the governor keeps talking about how he wants to run this state like a business. i don t know any business that would sell off major assets with a no bid, without put tg out forbid for proposal. i think it is great republicans put a rubber stamp provision in so their controlled finance committee will rubber stamp whatever company that the governor wants to sell it to, but the fact is, they are still trying to sell this off without taking bids. it is wrong, it is a bad deal for taxpayers, shouldn t have done it in the middle of the night. it is inexcusable. rep
back would one need to be before we start saying, it s okay to be here as an american. but when lawmakers like senator graham and house minority leader boehner talk about revoking birthright citizenship, they are, actually, at this moment, at least, targeting mexicans and people of hispanic heritage. do their constituents get that or they don t get that? you know, i think part of it is a question about whether or not the democratic party and progressives get who the constituents of this party is.ç look, there are real issues with the problem of being an undocumented worker. those who are undocumented are less likely to feel free to call the police when they are victimized by crime. women who are in domestic violence situations are less likely to turn to community support or to the police. they re less likely to take their children to the doctor. the more that we create a kind of police state, the more
i don t think i just maintain that sarah palin is not serious about running in 2012, and i think that s going to be a big letdown for the net roots crowd. it certainly is, but here s the numbers, 48% of them want palin. 11% want ron paul and 7% santorum and romney at 9% and huckabee and mike pence only at 1%. so that s how it breaks down. is this how do you view this, todd webster? well, sarah palin, çlook, ia fascination to the tea partiers and to the tabloids, but for mainstream america she s the kiss of death. just last week in new hampshire the republican senate candidate kelly ayotte had a 12-point lead over her democratic candidate paul holtz, palin comes in to new hampshire and endorses her and drops by nine percentage points and it s a three-point race. what s more interesting is the fact that sarah palin would be a dream candidate for president