What was the president s big idea on the minimum wage? let s raise it for what? people who are working in the senate and house cafeteria? there weren t a lot of big ideas that matched the president s rhetoric in the state of the union, much less the grandiose vision of the inaugural. 20 seconds, ron. look, you may see a mary landrieu or mark pryor survive one more cycle. senate seats are going the same way the states vote in presidential elections. arkansas, west virginia, louisiana will be hard to hold on to over time as we see more polarization along age and racial lines. i got to stop you all there. come back. appreciate your time. the olympic kicks off later this week and 6,000 athletes from 85 countries are arriving in sochi, along with their families, tourists and scores of international media. fears of a terrorist attack have many on edge. so is president obama worried? that s next.
Resource they can can to try to hold on, especially because obama is is that why the president s state of the union address was so heavy on women an minimum wage? trying to drive out his base as well as he could. those issues that he raised in the state of the union particularly around workplace issues, particularly around women in the workplace are not actually democratic issues. those are issues that really go across the board and speak to what ron was talking about, which is kind of people who are working to try to get ahead, families. those are families issues. i think as you will see the white house will be spending a lot of time on this year. they have a huge summit planned in may. those are family issues. i agree with you working class families is a big political issue. it should transcend party lines. what was the president s big idea on working class families? appointing a committee. i agree with you that the minimum wage is an important issue. what was the president s
Road for democrats and they are going to need really every resource they can to try to hold on, especially because obama his approval rating has sunk. is that why the president s state of the union address was so heavy on women an minimum wage? trying to drive out his base as well as he could. those issues that he raised in the state of the union particularly around workplace issues, particularly around women in the workplace are not actually democratic issues. those are issues that really go across the board and speak to what ron was talking about, which is kind of people who are working to try to get ahead, families. those are families issues. i think as you will see the white house will be spending a lot of time on this year. they have a huge summit planned in may. those are family issues. here s the irony. i agree with you, working-class families is a big political issue. it should transcend party lines. what was the president s big idea on working class families? appointing