know the full story it has to be. you love the ryan budget. you hugged, you kissed it. you said it was marvelous. you can t have it both ways. here is the big take away here. when the young people in america stand up for themselves, it moves the whole country. other groups started moving on this. the president listened. the president is now listening to the young people. romney is listening to the president. thank you romney for following the president s leadership. this may be another etch a sketch moment, but there s an enthusiasm gap that s out there. what do you make of the 20% difference from 2008 to where it is right now and romney is playing to their fears and saying you got to vote for him. what about that gap? i think the young people in america learned the hard way, you can t get everything you want just by voting. they can learn that if they vote
know the full story it has to be. you love the ryan budget. you hugged, you kissed it. you said it was marvelous. you can t have it both ways. here is the big take away here. when the young people in america stand up for themselves, it moves the whole country. other groups started moving on this. the president listened. the president is now listening to the young people. romney is listening to the president. thank you romney for following the president s leadership. this may be another etch a sketch moment, but there s an enthusiasm gap that s out there. what do you make of the 20% difference from 2008 to where it is right now and romney is playing to their fears and saying you got to vote for him. what about that gap? i think the young people in america learned the hard way, you can t get everything you want just by voting.
well, i would imagine what president clinton is arguing that mike is reporting is that, you know, you might as well start with what he most recently said. see if it sticks. and if he starts moving again, you can hit him with the, there s nobody there. why not use what s on the record right now and say he is out of the mainstream, and if he starts to waffle, say, ok, so you re not even that? yeah. sheesh. and i think the other thing it does, it makes him harder for him to do his etch a sketch moment. keep him away from that rewriting of history by reminding him what history is. mike allen, thanks. we ll talk to you soon. still ahead, metaworld peace. the artist formerly known as ron artest may have to change his name after this vicious elbow yesterday. what in the world? what s he doing? how long will the suspension be for this one? also, governor chris christie of new jersey fights back against claims that he fell
in the future, is he still running on that? as of april 18th, as of today, mitt romney is apparently in favor of abolishing hud, the department of housing and urban development. he admitted that to a group of campaign donors this weekend. democrats are poised to point out this week that eliminating hud among many other things would have the effect of throwing thousands of homeless war veterans out on to the streets. so in the future, does mitt romney still want to abolish hud? or has that one been shaken off the etch a sketch too? in the future, are we still fighting about contraception? because as of april 18th, 2012, as of today, mitt romney s position is that he is in favor of not just overturning roe versus wade, which would have the effect of making abortion illegal in most of the country, he says he is also in favor of states passing personhood legislation as well. personhood legislation would define a fertilized egg as a person. the reason they want to do that is because it woul
joke while talking to sean hannity. he managed to see less anti-gay than rick santorum in a political contest, which is really something when you consider rick santorum. so today, on april 18th, 2012, that is still where mitt romney stands on gay rights. is that still true in the future? will he moderate those positions for the general election? will he try to pretend that he didn t take all of these anti-gay positions that he, in fact, has taken over the last few months of the primary campaign? only you in the future have the answer to that. us back here, on april 18th, we are left essentially with a betting pool, trying to figure out which of his primary stances mitt romney shakes the etch a sketch on first. him refusing to say anything about north carolina while he s in north carolina, the night before they start voting on a gay rights thing, after having made a huge deal about how anti-gay rights he was in the primary, i sort of feel like this issue is teetering for him already.