nazis march through the streets, just on a human visceral level, how could they not have some reaction to that? i ll give you just reporting on all of this, you see the line in terms of the moral line is in very different places for different people in this administration. some stay because they want to achieve x goal on policy or y goal on policy. others say they think it s better for them to be there, they re a more stabilizing force than their colleagues. others say they don t want to see someone only lasted six months in an administration after leaving a big job or coming in and they think some of them do grapple day in, day out, with whether they should stay, but there s also an interesting element of fear, a lot of them do fear the idea that if they have some kind of stand against president trump, that he will go to war with them rhetorically, on twitter, and a lot of them at this point quietly slip away. they re scared of the
independents and democrats that you said you saw all voting for scott brown. helping a republican win a democratic state. what are they thinking when they see this stuff? when they hear this stuff? they re frightened of where the republicans have been going now for at least a month, maybe longer than a month. you can sort of at one level, you can sort of understand the republican primary campaigns. they re going after niche voters in the far right so they re catering to them rhetorically. you sort of get that. but over the last month or so with the especially senator santorum focusing on theology, on contraception, you just wonder whether or not that this is the republican version this year of weapons of mass destruction. their own words which will be used against them this fall. no matter who the nominee is. running against president obama. they have frightened large numbers of women in the middle.