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$300,000. joining me now, katy tur in new york. look, i mean, republican primary voters listened to a lot of talk ra radio. this is not money wasted. it is donald trump being more conventional than we ve seen him be in the past. i think it s a sign that he is wising up to how a politics go in places like iowa especially places like iowa where he has slipped to number two in the polls. these are more conventional ads, as you said. and despite that, the campaign head told me a couple week ago they were going to be unconventional with ads, they were going to take a different approach from the rest of the candidates they wanted to be mirroring their candidate who is, as they say, anti-establishment, very unconventional candidate. but as we saw with the ads, they proe pretty traditional. donald trump, though anti-establishment, needs to go down the line more in the center or more traditionally, if you
Candidate carl de mayo after their campaign head quarters have been trashed. he is openly gay and running for the 55th district and 5-6 days before the primary it appears to be no random act. almost every cord in the office, power card and communication cords, have been cut to silence his positive message of reform. so they are going door to door instead of making phone calls. new details about how the mexican government is treating a jailed routine. andrew tahmooress was arrested all because he had three guns in
Going to do all we can as a nation to take care of these heroes when they come home. congressman, i want to go inside the campaign for a few moments here before i let you go. there s the, there s a report today in the wall street journal i want to throw up a full screen here, it describes the negative attacks that the obama campaign ran early on. it describes them as part of a, a key strategy, six months ago, start early and go hard, essentially, was the strategy laid out by jim mussina, the campaign head. do you feel proud of the campaign that you were a part of? given that it went negative so early? both sides did negative campaigning. i ve been through battles in the congressional seat where i was a democrat and in a mostly republican area and i won twice. the reality of it is this now that campaign is over, we can both say what s all this third-party money doing in there? let s stop these negative campaigns. you know why the campaigns do it, why they do the negative
captions by vitac www.vitac.com we begin with the white house riri treat on a major healthcare policy battle with huge political implications. no longer will religious schools and charities be required to provide free birth control to their employees. if they don t the insurance company will have to provide that coverage. the president says it s a win/win. this is an issue where people of goodwill on both sides of the debate have been sorting through some very complicated questions to find a solution that works for everybody. with today ease announcement we ve done that. religious liberty will be protected, and a law that requires free preventative care will not discriminate against women. cnn chief white house correspondent jessica yellin and senior congressional correspondent dana bash. they re trying to to say they didn t but they botched this one at the white house, the handling of it. do they think with this compromise now they could calm the storm? they thin