it wasn t except for a few cases bad messengers, we didn t resonate with the hard-working people around this country. we fight too much for taxpayers for the wealthy, we look like we fight for loopholes for big corporations and we ve lost our way fighting for average hard-working blue collar americans. and that s where we have to change. not the players per se. although there are new players like a tim scott from south carolina, which is a great new player for the republican party. i don t think he s off the contraception bandwagon, though, is he? i m serious about this. if you say that he isn t going to talk about that anymore? i will tell you this. if you listen what he is talking about more than anything else is that we ve lost our way and fighting for hard-working, middle income americans. if you go back and look at the primaries where rick santorum won 11 states, tied two others, it was by galvanizing blue collar and lunch bucket republicans who felt that the rest of the rep
it wasn t except for a few cases bad messengers, we didn t resonate with the hard-working people around this country. we fight too much for taxpayers for the wealthy, we look like we fight for loopholes for big corporations and we ve lost our way fighting for average hard-working blue collar americans. and that s where we have to change. not the players per se. although there are new players like a tim scott from south carolina, which is a great new player for the republican party. i don t think he s off the contraception bandwagon, though, is he? i m serious about this. if you say that he isn t going to talk about that anymore? i will tell you this. if you listen what he is talking about more than anything else is that we ve lost our way and fighting for hard-working, middle income americans. if you go back and look at the primaries where rick santorum won 11 states, tied two others, it was by galvanizing blue collar and lunch bucket republicans who felt that the rest of the rep
people around this country. we fight too much for taxpayers for the wealthy, we look like we fight for loopholes for big corporations and we ve lost our way fighting for average hard-working blue collar americans. and that s where we have to change. not the players per se. although there are new players like a tim scott from south carolina, which is a great new player for the republican party. i don t think he s off the contraception bandwagon, though, is he? i m serious about this. if you say that he isn t going to talk about that anymore? i will tell you this. if you listen what he is talking about more than anything else is that we ve lost our way and fighting for hard-working, middle income americans. if you go back and look at the primaries where rick santorum won 11 states, tied two others, it was by galvanizing blue collar and lunch bucket republicans who felt that the rest of the republican party had left them and, frankly, they liked the idea of a blue collar