perpetuate that myth that this is all about class warfare. we have already seen him begin that in probably the last nine or ten months he has really seized on it. judge jeanine: all right. and today, governor, there was a group of evangelicals who met in texas who decided that they were going to throw their support behind rick santorum. do you think that this is going have an impact on the republican nominee? i think it is a strong message of support, yes, for rick santorum. and, you know, i congratulate rick santorum for garnering that support from the evangelicals. heading into south carolina, by the way, there are lot of value voters there. he who would have the reputation and record proving they have been consistent on prolife issues and traditional definition of marriage should do well in south carolina. but, having said that, recognizing that value voters and social issues are very important in this election cycle and they are in south carolina, jobs are still the
harder for rick santorum and the others to do what they have to do. in the time we have left. let s look at this from the democratic point of view. how effective do you think romney has been so far in blunting the attacks that he is some kind of vultur vulture whe learned is some kind of good thing today, it as compliment, he is a raider, a looter, how effective has he been in blunting that and poured concrete potent an how potent an issue does it remain if he goes forward against barack obama in the fall? i think he has been extremely ineffective. in the most recent interview where he talked about this is about class war fare and envy that is not a great comeback to this and he also said it in his speech in new hampshire talking about obama trying to divide us with envy or whatever. it is not about envy. it is about people losing jobs and he needs to be able to connect with that and come back with a better defense or explanation for these things because i do think while maybe it
judge jeanine: we are back with sarah palin, former governor of alaska. now, governor, former governor romney said earlier this week that attacks, a lot of the attacks on him are rooted in envy because he is rich and successful. do you think that this presidential election is going to be all about class war fare? well, president obama would like this election cycle to be about class warfare and i think that is quite unfortunate. it is a distraction, the issue is because it is not rooted in reality. i don t think most americans are envious of those who have succeeded and expected and received reward for their strong work ethic and for good decisions. i don t sense in my own life in my surroundings that envy of people who have succeeded, no, but president obama and his billion dollars campaign
harder for rick santorum and the others to do what they have to do. in the time we have left. let s look at this from the democratic point of view. how effective do you think romney has been so far in blunting the attacks that he is some kind of vultur vulture whe learned is some kind of good thing today, it as compliment, he is a raider, a looter, how effective has he been in blunting that and poured concrete potent an how potent an issue does it remain if he goes forward against barack obama in the fall? i think he has been extremely ineffective. in the most recent interview where he talked about this is about class war fare and envy that is not a great comeback to this and he also said it in his speech in new hampshire talking about obama trying to divide us with envy or whatever. it is not about envy. it is about people losing jobs and he needs to be able to connect with that and come back with a better defense or explanation for these things because i do think while maybe it
campaign in new hampshire at all, moved on to south carolina. mitt romney has a commanding lead. i want to talk about that in a moment. the big winner in new hampshire, mitt romney, lost no time tonight taking on the man he sees as his biggest challenger, president obama, and drew one of the biggest applause lines from the republican front-runner s victory speech. the president has run out of ideas. now he s running out of excuses. i m going to be joined by somebody who was a candidate himself and now supports mitt romney, tim tau lpawlenty. mr. pawlenty, a pretty good night for your man. has he sealed the deal yet? that s an understatement to say pretty good. he won iowa, and now he won new hampshire convincingly. he s the first incumbent candidate to win both iowa and new hampshire. so it s a big win for mitt romney, a view for america, rather than president obama s declinist view of america. i notice he focused on president obama and on improving america. is that g