million people in delaware, christine o'donnell beat mike castle. he could not be on the ballot in november because every state except four laws. >> jennifer: so in california, for example -- they take the top two vote-getters. one way to get away from this? >> absolutely. washington state did that in 2006. california in 2010. you know, jennifer, the people are afraid of the party system. they're fleeing from the party system more than 40% now call themselves independents. they don't want anything to do with this private warfare between the clubs. >> jennifer: you served in the house what, from '77 until '93. i think you were considered at the time a solid republican. do you think that there is a chance that you would get elected today as a republican? >> i don't think i would get elected as a republican in a primary. i don't think ronald reagan would. >> jennifer: because you're a reasonable guy. because you happen to be a reasonable guy, right? >> but you know, it is a problem on the republican side. it is one on the democratic side what happens i

what matters is in the state of a million people, christine o'donnell got 30,000 votes. i'm not good at math, but it seems a small percentage. 30,000 votes out of a million people and mike castle, who is a longtime congressman, intuitive than the overwhelming choice of the people to be there to mentor, was not allowed to be on the ballot. in utah, 3 million people, they went to a convention. he could not be on the ballot in november. the great bull of the voters, when they go to the polls to choose who they want in congress -- why do we allow them to tell us that you can only vote a or b? that you can't consider the person that he might have chosen to be your senator. that is what we have done with the party primary system created by law, by the parties, not a result of anything in the constitution. let me give you a nod of appreciation. first, let me talk about a provision in the constitution that says that every single representative and senator must be an inhabitant of the state in which they are elected. if you are my constituents, i'm supposed to know you and know y

what matters is the seat of a million people, christine o'donnell cut 30,000 posts. i'm not good in math, but seems like a small percentage. 30,000 out of the million and because she did that, my castle who should be who have been the governor, a longtime congressman and would've been the overt bombing choice of the people is to be their next senator was not even allowed to be on the ballot. and you talk on the 3 million people, 3500 to the convention and because they chose not to be nominate senator robert and it, he could not be on the ballot in november. so this is true and 46 at the 50 states. so the creep will of the voters when they go to the polls to choose who they want to congress have their choice. why in the world do we be as thought these private clubs to tell us that you can only vote arb? by do we allow them to say that you are not going to be allowed to even consider the person that she might have chosen to be your senator. that's what we've known that the primary system created by law, by the parties, not a result of anything in the constitution. let

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i'm christine o'donnell, and i approve this message. >> cenk: on-camera ads are really dicey.is point number 3? when you are at the bottom of the barrel how do you go below the bottom of the barrel? you go to implied and obvious racism. watch this. >> let me tell you what the big problem with this president is in my opinion. he is absolutely lazy, and detached from his job. >> cenk: okay. lazy black guy. now if it's just sununu, you might say it's just sununu. i don't remember him calling bush that. george w. bush with 1,020 vacation days obama with 78. and it's not just john sununu. here is newt gingrich to make it very, very clear. >> i'm assuming there's some rhythm to barack obama that the rest of us don't understand. whether he needs large amounts of rest whether he needs to go play basketball for a while, i don't watch espn -- i don't quite know what his rhythms are. he is not a real president. >> cenk: play basketball. he doesn't work hard enough. i don't know what his rhythm is. come on newt just say it. i don't know if you know this fox news but he is black! yeah newt

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in delaware, and i don't care whether you would have been for mike castle or christians or christine o'donnell, that does not matter to me. what matters to me is in a state of a million people, chris o'donnell got 3000 -- i'm not good at math -- but it seems like a small percentage, 30,000 votes. because she did not, mike castle, whom she beat, who is a longtime congressman and he would have been the overwhelming choice of the people to be there was not even allowed to be on the ballot. in utah, 3 million people, 3500 went to a convention and in that convention, because they chose to not we nominate senator bennet, he could not be on the ballot in november. so what happens is, and this is true and 46 of the 50 states. the great bulk of the voters, when they go to the polls to choose who they want in congress, why in the world we allow these private clubs to tell us that you can only vote a or b. why do we let them tell us that you can only consider the person you might have chosen to be your senator. that is what we have dealt with. the party primary system created by law, by the party, not th

christine o'donnell, which i think you and i talked about -- she was pilloried in the press and no one stood up and said, after i was on your show, she called up and said you were the only person standing up for me in the country. so i think the record on this stuff is mixed. ritual in media. i think there is countless examples, of this stuff. the key thing is his women need respond. we need far more women running for office. on the republican and democratic side. if you have more women out there in the political realm,. megyn: i think it's fine to take a shot at their politics and their policies, and even with the sandra fluke thing, you can object to what she said, but there is no reason to go after people in this way. >> this is a whole different level of file. megyn: saying that he wanted to sexually assault the two of them, it's the most disgusting thing i've read in a long time. >> explicit, awful, inexcusable, it should not happen. megyn: i think that nickelodeon has a real problem on its hands. thank you so much, it's always a pleasure. let me know what you think. should this g

if karl rove decides, as he did, say, with christine o'donnell in 2008, if he decides mitt romney isot competent, i'm not going to waste my money on this guy. that is not necessarily a good thing for democrats. >> no. >> if he starts to go down ballot he can move money. >> one of the things that's really fascinating here, we're saying the fluctuations that have happened on the national polling. even in swing states, it's fluctuated. the president has gotten much better in a relatively small area. that's not true in the senate races. the shift has been quite sizeable and i would say tectonic. i want to figure out what the basis is. >> that's the focus. you were talking about shifting to the down ballot. that's the reason we get pam brewer, these policies on the state level. this is how we got judges on state supreme courts pushing those things. it's so interesting to me saying we don't want activist judges on the court and -- >> talking about extreme views on illegal immigration that are shared by 80% of america? >> let us also -- let's extend it out. >> having very strong restriction

but now christine o'donnell is saying i'm considering another run.e that to my supporters to at least consider a run. people sacrifice, not only came out of their comfort zone, sack faced to work hard in order to win the primary. i think that i owe it to them to give it every consideration. if o'donnell does jump into the 2014 senate race and wins the gop nomination she will, again, face now senator chris kuhns. >> we are keeping an eye on the latest american hot spots. >>> now the leader of hezbollah calling for muslims to rise up. >>> we will be talking to al -- about this. >>> and coming up, the national zoo's join panda gives birth for real this time. stay with us. if you don't you'll regret it forever. the best things in life are the real things. nature valley trail mix bars are made with real ingredients you can see. like whole roasted nuts, chewy granola, and real fruit. nature valley trail mix bars. 100% natural. 100% delicious. exclusive to the military, and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive

you look at a state like delaware, for example, where christine o'donnell beat mike castle, there waser to learn. so when you have low turnout primaries, moderates in the party who would do well in a general election have great difficulty. >> john kerry's at the podium now, the former presidential nominee of this party from 2004. let's listen. >> will we protect our country, our allies, advance our deals, do battle where we must, and make peace where we can, or will we entrust our place in the world to someone who just hasn't learned the lessons of the last decade? we've all learned mitt romney doesn't know much about foreign policy. but he has all these neocon advisers who know all the wrong things about foreign policy. he would rely on them. after all, he's thece outsourcer. but i say to you, this is not the time to outsource the job of commander in chief. our opponents -- our opponents like to talk about american exceptionalism. but all they do is talk. they forget that we're exceptional, not because we say we are, but because we do exceptional things. we break out of the great dep