Establishment republicans. Tea Party Republicans were, however, favorable towards mitt romney, a 77. Paul ryan, a 79. Ann romney, 77. Even george w. Bush, 72. More favorable even than the Establishment Republicans. So this is consistent with the last paper that said, you know, as we got when they really had a rally behind their candidate, the feeling thermometer questions indicate that perhaps they did that. So whether those divisions are going to persist is when we looked add the media question. So im going to turn that over to jay morris. Well, its clear that theres a division on several issue positions and on how Tea Party Versus Establishment Republicans view, um, certain candidates, certain issues. Do they get their news from different sources, we already know through the research on partisan media that democrats, republicans, liberals, conservatives, get their news from very different sources in todays fragmented media environment. When you look here just at Tea Party Versus Esta
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Toy have just as much right try to get ahead basically. Ofid not inc. That a lot people have this fear that they taking the wealth we what are your but thoughts . With ben quite a lot of time talking about the politics of it and the ways to address it in bills and all the sort of thing. At the core of this debate, it is what makes it so difficult is that very reason debates we have been having in america since its founding. This has been a constant source for generations. Face of thee generation is via march the his manic community. It is that much more difficult to have the discussion. Difficult to look at the economics of it or how economic programs are supposed to work. A lot of these bills cracking down on illegal immigration, we saw them joining immigration advocacy groups to frame it in a civil rights perspective. This year we have seen a lot of as a moralat it issue about how you treat the strangers in your own land. About the rogue room within five months all we want but at the
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And so that approach generally, generally doesnt work, but you, you know, you could establish distance without trashing, you know, an incumbent for your side. And there was a famous election, it was bush 1990. George h. W. Bush, his midterm election. And ed rollins who had managed one of president reagans campaigns had top staff job at the National Republican congressional committee. And he wrote a memo that went out to all the Republican House members saying, um, you know, effectively, you know, we all love president bush and hes a great guy and all like that, but your most important job right now is to get reelected and do whatever you need to do to get reelected, and feel prix to put distance free to put distance between yourself and the president. Not surprisingly, the white house went crazy. And im trying to remember whether ed had to resign or not. Do you remember if he did or not . I remember they were calling for his resignation. I dont remember whether he actually did or not.