Rewards we put right back into our business. this is the only thing we ve ever wanted to do and ink helps us do it. make your mark with ink from chase. you, mr. hoyer, you re all over 70. you re suggesting everybody step aside? i m simply saying to delay younger leadership from moving forward i think what you ll see and let s for a moment honor that s a limit question. although, it s quite offensive. all right. minority leader nancy pelosi was asked about that interesting exchange she had with luke russert. this is what she said this morning. all right.
Religiosity. we speak it the same way we do. it s very comfortable to us. as a republican, and and respect to same-sex marriage, with faith-based religion, joe can speak to about it. the question becomes quite frankly and this is a larger philosophical conversation, can we have a conversation where we respectfully disagree and have a conversation, and quite frankly, you say tomato, i say tomato, and we see things fundamentally different. can we have a conversation and work together? that s the real challenge. our country is so divided, so fractured that people see it as you are either for me or against me, either on my side or on the other side. and my whole point, why can t we work together? part of the problem, robert, to your point, we all hear things differently and one of my biggest frustrations, and that s this dog whistle politics that is reintroduced. when mitt romney makes this joke about his birth certificate, he
National ticket had a role in the republican convention? joe liberman. yfs joe liberman speaking? because he s crazy. we don t do crazy here. he broke his word. initially he said he wouldn t speak against the democratic nominee, and then he decided that he had to speak because mccain was a good friend. and you remember that mccain wanted to choose lieberman as a running mate and ended up with sarah palin. you get a nerdland sticker. i really love this. i really love this question. which former louisiana give nor was a delegate at both a democratic and republican national convention? buddy romer. yes. how did you not get this one, buddy? how is this not you? give me the sticker. joe is stickering it up.
i got to tell you, i actually think republicans are doing a good job in re-invigorating black democratic voters through voter suppression efforts. if you were disappointed in the performance of this president? is that fair to put that tag on mr. davis? i don t think it is. zell miller was a democratic, and then he went and spoke at the republican convention, he didn t like the approach to terrorism. nobody challenges is this authentic, sincere. zell miller is a personality. speaks for himself. davis, part of the aftermath when he ran for governor, a political narrative that raises this question far more complicated than that, and if cornell were here, he would tell you, some of the early polling showed that the more the gop
Are. that was now former alabama congressman arthur davis speech seconding the nomination of barack obama for president of the united states at the 2008 democratic national convention. same arthur davis who will this week be speaking at the republican convention. did he make the switch because he has truly adopted a new republican world view, or is the path to political relevance us simply shorter for him as a republican? here again to help examine that question are three conservatives and one liberal. robert traynhum, and karen finney. it is perceived as such among at least my twitter feed and many others that the issue isn t really authentic republicanism, it s that line you know, look, the democratic party would have to take some of the blame here, it blocks out new leadership and if you really want to kind of get in there, get a chance to run, get a