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Disagreements. you need to be careful to not go overboard and assume that every objection to the president or more than there are related. part of it when we re doing this kind of textural analysis, there s the bill clinton. i was going to make the point, we don t know which of these work in terms of swing voters out there or anyone voting for or against the president. although i would say this. the welfare ads have proliferated and keep getting run so i think they re working. who are they working on? this is one of the really confounding things about the particular campaign is when are they going to stop appealing to the base? when are they going to stop pan diring to the base because i don t believe there are a lot of swing voters out there. the main concern is the economy. ....
Is make sure people get educated and not get on welfare. we tested both sides. romney s attack for changing the welfare rules. out of all the welfare ads this one ran the best. let s take a look. in 1996, president clinton and a bipartisan congress helped end welfare as we know it, by requiring work for welfare. on july 12, president obama quietly announced a plan to gut welfare reform by gutting it. under you wouldn t have to work. welfare to work goes back to being welfare. mitt romney will restore the work requirement because it works. i m mitt romney and i approve this message. brian: it s a bipartisan plan that passed in 96. that s kind of the results you got just now. the showing of bill clinton signing the welfare legislation is really powerful because it says to obama people, even the democrats supported it and why ....
So either position where, it can be perceived that your actions are race-baiting or trying to generation a discussion on race unnecessarily is not good, smart politics. but michael, aren t they already in that place? they made these welfare ads, which they have released numerous ads about welfare. they have, you know, mitt romney s line about birthers, saying the president needs to learn to be an american. another ad that he ran basically saying that the president is taking money away from medicare recipients and giving it to other people. aren t they already engaging in these racial politics because they think it s effective? no, i don t i m just not prepared to go that far. look, john came out and made clear that they made a mistake there and got that, okay? the reality is, i m not trying to explain away anything here, but what i m telling you is that looking at the welfare piece, ....
As we talk about the romney campai campaign, they insist the welfare ads they put out are accurate. the romney campaign is trying to push the welfare issue because he has a big gap to cover with the black voters. let s be honest with this, and karen would agree, an ad of any variety will not close the gap that exists between republicans and the african-american community or the romney campaign and the african-american community. let s set that aside. that s that s about getting the white voters to see that and coming out to support it. it s about karl rove and his strategy of anger points. that s what it is about. let s set that aside for a moment. we get that. i m answering the first part about closing the gap. that ad is not there to close the gap between the blacks and republican party and the campaign. the next this is takes a racist ....
In recent weeks. mr. romney himself has made it clear that to win the election, he doesn t really need to win over everyone. i don t agree with all the people who support me. i guess they don t all agree with everything i believe in. but i need to get 50.1% or more. the trouble is mr. romney is doing very badly among large blocs of voters. polling shows he achieves 0% among african-americans. he concedes a 35-point gap with the president when it comes to latino voters. a 10-point deficit with women. he can t even wince one-third of voters he cares about average people. these numbers help explain the depth of racial polarization we re seeing in the romney campaign. the deceitful welfare ads that tap into racial stereotypes. even the so-called off the cuff joke which didn t elicit laughter, only praise and adulation. no one s ever asked to see my birth certificate. ....