up want to know why obama won 75% of the hispanic vote, tone on immigration contributed but i think far more important was the 47%. oh, yeah, the big romney call for self-deportation had nothing to do with it. nor did the gop s slew of other extremist position on immigration. and then there s mr. on-air meltdown himself, karl rove, the former gop king-maker. why not just come right out and call him the man who blew through $300 million? he said in his speech, he s no longer suicidal that president won. well, that s a relief. now mr. rove is just, quote, despondent. and here s his new theory on why they lost. what splinters the republican party is intolerant and judgmental language and an
mitt romney robo call, but needless to say which might not be the most effective campaign tool, but in the romney call, the basically they re using the sound from the president talking about revenge. my question to you is, does that to me that smacks of desperation. does anybody believes the president is a vengeful character at all on the national stage and this is the closing argument you want to make going into tuesday? at this point they re sort of pushing an anger point seeing if they can get one bit more of an edge with turning out their base voters with this kind of thing. i don t think it s going to make very much of a difference. pa michael eric dyson, we talk about how there s been a concerted effort on many folks on the right to paint the president as other, outside the mainstream, and paul ryan questioning or calling into question the president s faith in effect, saying that his policies would undermine the judeo christian roots of this society. yeah. it s pretty d
the goal is still the same, shep. shepard: what do we know about governor romney s conversation with the israeli leader. it s my understanding they have been friends for a while. they have been. there have been suggestions that maybe the prime minister is rooting for a romney victory. something he has denied. but what s interesting is you saw the prime minister yesterday waiving that red magic marker and showing that little graphic about what he calls a red line in preventing iran from getting enriching a certain amount of uranium so they could get nuclear weapons. what s interesting about the romney call is when he came out and talked about it he made clear he embraced that red line something the president didn t. take a listen. we spoke about the greatest national security threat that he faced, the world faces which is iran with nuclear capability. we spoke about his assessment of where the red line ought to be drawn. and my own views with regards to iran. now, as he said,
just the two of them. let them go at it. the cultural conservative and the sort of weirdly detached presence of mitt romney and santorum. reporters would like that and santorum would like that. i don t know if the nation is hoping for this kind of debate. maybe. are you on my side or are you working against me here? i think if newt does fade here you know that thing in austin powers where the seat disappears? we need santorum. we love this guy. but if newt does fade hard here, i think you ll see a one on one-type campaign where there will be pressure to do more debates because you ll have, like you said, a mano-e-mano-style campaign. whoever is losing is going to be pushing for february debates. if santorum makes a move, you ll see romney call for more debates and vice versa. let s take a look at the president. he s still in this race. he s willing to make his fight. here he is in washington today fighting for the 99%.
pushing for february debates. if santorum makes a move, you ll see romney call for more debates and vice versa. the president is still in the race. he s willing to make his fight. here he is in washington today fighting for the 99%. he s still thinking romney is the opponent. mr. 1%. he d like to put that on his bowling shirt. bowling shirt? never went to a bowling alley. excuse me, mitt romney. let s listen. we have a choice right now. we can either settle for a country where a few people do really well and everybody else is struggling, or we can restore an economy where everybody gets a fair shot. and everybody does their fair share. and everybody plays by the same set of rules from washington to wall street to main street. everybody is doing their part. the campaign has started. i m loving this. i think he s really beginning to feel like this presidential office fits him. it fits him well. the role he s playing in history of being the popular leader.