he's feeling the pain of this battle with eric cantor -- with wayne powell.ayne's got a hold of him and won't let him go. last week they sent out two different direct mail hit pieces, you know, on wayne. and we got a campaign. and even cantor's strategist said this is the -- >> a lot of the contentious is because they kind of put themselves in a corner, whether it's cantor, who your candidate is up against, or indiana, murdoch, the candidate for senate there. we're seeing people all over the country that have taken this tea party far right position trying to now back away from their position. let me play the ad you have put on cantor and show people how you've been really nailing him on his own record and his own situation there in his own home district. let me put this ad on. >> cantor's received millions from big banks and investors, pharma, insurance, big oil and other vote-buyers. he's almost impossible to get through to. can'ter clear e cantor clearly works for them, not us. >> they clearly don't want to talk about what they've done the last two years. t

democrat wayne powell just finishes debate with eric cantor. i'll talk to the man trying to unseat one of the biggest obstructionists in congress. share your thoughts with us on facebook and on twitter using the hash tag ed show. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." thanks for watching tonight. the presidential debate is just two days away in denver. here's chris christie talking about how incredibly well mitt romney is going to do. >> on wednesday night, mitt romney is going to be standing on the same stage as the president of the united states and i'm telling you come thursday morning, the entire narrative of the race is going to change. here's the great news for republicans. we have a candidate who is going to contrast what his view and what the president's record is. and this whole race will be turned upside down come thursday morning. over the course of every time he was backed into a corner in the primaries, he came out with a great debate performance because that's where he shines. >> i find this just amazing. i think chris christie needs

that was eric cantor and democratic challenger wayne powell in the first and only scheduled debate betweening to represent virginia's seventh district. it was heated, but congressman cantor was almost robotic in sticking with the republican script. a classic republican obstructionist has become the face of this it do-nothing congress. congress has a 13% approval rating, the lowest gallup has measured this late in an election year. which could spell trouble for cantor. public policy polling found 40% of likely voters in the state of virginia have an unfavorable opinion of the congressman. his seat is up for grabs and his challenger has a solid resume with military and legal experience which should play well in virginia's seventh district. wayne powell joins me tonight, a community lawyer and a democrat running for congress in virginia's seventh congressional district. mr. powell, good to have you with us tonight. what did eric cantor prove to the people tonight? what did he prove to the people tonight? >> what he proved tonight is he speaks just like he writes and just like he speaks in was

it's -- we went ahead and hit eric cantor on his shorting of u.s.t a statement, how can anybody bet against their own team? and i think i said it here it's a good thing he is not a baseball player pete rose bet on his own team and they kicked him out of baseball for life and cantor bet against his own team, and nobody does anything about it. your listeners need to just keep sending us a little money, because we are doing really good with y'all. >> stephanie: yeah. let's kick cantor out of office. >> we have an abortion ad coming. talking about women's rights you know, eric cantor -- he is the general of the war on women there's no question about it. he sponsored 32 pieces of legislation with todd akin. >> stephanie: you are barn storming with dr. stanley -- >> uh-huh. it will be big. cantor has not been in the district. he has done 34 fundraisers this summer and into the fall all over america from the hamptons to las vegas -- >> stephanie: yeah you have an o-cantor where art thou. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: yeah we couldn't help it, because nobody k

you know, eric cantor is one of these guys who talks about, you know, government intrusion and how weeed government intrusion. but yet, you know, he has been with todd akin on 32 different bills pushing this government intrusion into women's individual rights. >> i want to go back and close with a thought that we opened with, independents. can you win virginia and lose independents if you're a democrat? is there enough of this democratic get out the vote machine that you were touting to me off camera to overcome losing independents even narrowly? >> you know, without question. and there's something else at work here in virginia that people don't talk about. i mean, you're aware of this. i mean, the guest tv guy ever in the history of the commonwealth is mike henry. and he's over there working with tim kaine. and i can promise you, they are out there. and you've got a double gatv effort going on between obama and kaine. and i think we will prevail. >> it's going to be a nail-biter. we'll be watching your race. good to see you. sorry about those hokies. as good as the hurricanes. i gues

we are going to introduce both candid and please welcome congressman eric cantor. [applause] >> thank you pair his lanky. and now his challenger, mr. wayne howell. [applause] [applause] we began with a 3-minute opening statement by congressman cantor. >> thank you very much. i want to thank-you and all the posts for tonight's event. very much appreciated. there is no doubt we are in troubled times in america and here in virginia. the employment rate, the percentage of americans of the job is at its lowest level in 30 years. the number of americans in poverty and on food stamps is the highest it has ever been. families here and that seven district are under a lot of stress. when i think about what that means that think about the single working mother who may be here in this county a couple of miles from here and ask myself, what is she thinking? what is she going to say tonight when she talks to kids in the bed. i can tell you. she has a job right now and is one of the lucky ones but is having difficulty making it through the month. she may want to go to community co

republican challenger keith is being backed by the nrcc with ties to eric cantor.ver in california, democrats are getting a second chance to help candidate ami bara. there is a three to one margin to tie lundgren to wall street and big oil. >> these are lungren's supporters. after all, he's one of them. >> the middle class gets nothing with dan lungren but wall street has him right here. >> and trying to hang on as one of the last surviving southern democrats, district cut out to make him one of the most vulnerable incumbents in the country. they have put $2 million into this race to point out that even if he's a blue dog, he's still a democrat. >> our state isn't doing well. our country's not doing well. >> mike mcintire votes a different way than what reflects what we want. >> when he gets to d.c., he's towing the democratic party line. >> those are nationwide races in terms of outside spending groups. they have spent just a shade under $20 million so far this year. with me is capitol hill correspondent lu correspondent luke russert. what is interesting is you ha

. >>> coming up, house majority leader congressman eric cantor. congressman chris van hollen who played the role of vice president biden in his mock debates, senior adviser to the romney campaign, ed gillespie and tom brokaw. >>> up next, jim vandehei in the "politico playbook." first here's bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> active weather greets us on this friday. there's a few important points for your weekend plans. heading out the door this morning, light rain and cold air heading up into new england this morning. we've got thunderstorms in tennessee, heavy rain in southern missouri, and numerous showers from arizona to utah. and a new system coming into the northwest. so we've had a very inactive october, and now all of a sudden things are getting a little more active. it's going to be a very cold day in new england. be prepared tonight a hard freeze through all of new england. the growing season will end. tomorrow morning will be in the 20s in many areas. keep that in mind. today a lot of the major airports are just fine. tomorrow

remember eric cantor. remember peter, eric cantor, the hurricane struck his district fema wanted to go in there. they wanted more money because of some of the disasters. they asked for more money to deal with the earthquake. even in cantor's district. he said no. we're not going to give fema anymore money unless you cut money from healthcare, you know. so they've been -- anti-disaster relief and again, mitt romney who wants to give it to the states, get rid of fema, put it in the hands of the state or maybe the private sector. can you imagine, can you imagine with this hurricane hitting the coast like new jersey or atlantic city, if you had to count on who? name it. some -- some security firm, blackwell. or something. halliburton. >> there are pictures of firefighters in water up to their chests wading through streets of new york and parks to get to people who help them. they were fighting fires in the middle of a hurricane. they were dealing with buildings that had collapsed in the middle of a hurricane.

of these negative ads, and negative mail pieces. >> stephanie: i can say -- one good thing about eric cantore're getting in our punches, and we have our new ad coming out -- our new pro choice ad that will be out in the next couple of days, and if can just get a little bit more money, i think you know -- this race is going to be very, very very close. i don't think he would be hitting us back the way he is if he wasn't very very very -- >> stephanie: ascared. we are praying for a win because there will be no many more eric cantor bitch faces on the internet. and transvaginal bob who started it -- look at this richard mourdock thing. the problem is it's not just one guy, mudcat. it's this party, it is just breast takingly anti-women in my opinion. >> what i don't understand is that they are making it such a show, and it's -- it's -- they are really driving people to pro choice, and it has got to do with individual liberties. the very arguments they are making about government intrusion in everybody's lives, and they are sitting here in the most onerous floor of government intrusion and that i

house majority leader eric cantor is set to debate an opponent for only the second time since being electedcongress in 2000. cantor, a republican from virginia's 7th district will debate democrat wayne powell, a lawyer and retired army colonel making his first run for public office. the debate is in richmond tonight set for one hour and focus on the big issue, the economy. >>> wednesday will be the first president al debate between president obama and governor mitt romney. domestic policy will be the theme in denver and we here at wusa9 are your go to debate station wednesday night. if you just want the facts and no spin. 9 news now is teaming up with our sister paper usa today and starting at 9 p.m. on our website we will be fact checking what the candidates say. we will also live stream the debate. so make sure your television is turned to channel 9 to watch the debate when it starts at 9:00 and then log onto www.wusa9.com for live checking at the same time. we're doing fact checking in realtime. then 9 news now at 11:00. we'll have the most comprehensive and accurate debate coverage. so

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. >> if the government has an interest in marriage because it is about the future of eric cantor -- country not make it go away. >> not a single person will get divorced or married because of their gay marriage of their neighbor does. >> the government's purpose is to protect children. they are unnatural result of natural marriage. john: a lot of single-parent >> but what about those people who cannot have children? then why do that? >> children are the natural product. there are exceptions marriages about procreation does not mean that we cannot all are excluded. >> that no circumstances that gay and lesbian can appropriate. >> but it should be limited to people who go through fertility test spin like you miss the point*. >> we have laws to prevent brothers and sisters back the state has an interest because it needs to promote the natural family. john: father's? >> yes. and north carolina. >> they can in 20 states. [laughter] coming up can the university's solve the world's problems? no. i think it is a scam. my next guest says i am wrong. 4g lte has the fastest speeds. so let's talk about

eric cantor says something happened last night that should turn knew a republican?remind me so much of my grandkids. wish i saw mine more often, but they live so far away. i've been thinking about moving in with my daughter and her family. it's been pretty tough since jack passed away. it's a good thing you had life insurance through the colonial penn program. you're right. it was affordable, and we were guaranteed acceptance. guaranteed acceptance? it means you can't be turned down because of your health. you don't have to take a physical or answer any health questions. they don't care about your aches and pains. well, how do you know? did you speak to alex trebek? because i have a policy myself. it costs just $9.95 a month per unit. it's perfect for my budget. my rate will never go up. and my coverage will never go down because of my age. affordable coverage and guaranteed acceptance? we should give them a call. do you want to help protect your loved ones from the burden of final expenses? if you're between 50 and 85, you can get quality insurance that does not re

by football fans themselves only three others have received golden for awards in the past that eric cantor the former tears on for. the man who blew the whistle on lifted the lid on this year's italian football match fixing scandal has find a new job as a community coach with english premier league club and villa some only for arena was approached last november and offered two hundred thousand euro to influence the outcome of an italian cup match he reported the instant to police leading to the arrest of seventeen people the former roma defender was given an award at last year's ballon d'or ceremony but find himself without a club the thirty year old delighted with his new opportunity with the village this is. it's not only that but unity for me but for my whole family i have always dreamed. i've come in here to england i don't hide it because it has the most beautiful football at the moment for me it's a dream to be here are some of the steady and to see the support of us from below makes me very emotional all them so much. it's been yet another week to forget for lance armstrong as the f

we had a test run with this with eric cantor a year ago. >> yeah now that a hurricane has gone through has got to be made top of the mind for people. >> yeah. >> we are sitting in a nation that is now 50/50 to buy think single most important political campaign of my lifetime. if you are going to make paul ryan's budget hostage issue, you have to get out there and do it. >> i feel the problem now is they have a couple of days to think about how to spin this. and i think they know they can't say they would destroy fema so there -- will be some sort of spin -- >> an etch-a-sketch. >> yes. >> then if the president tries to come back he'll get landed on as politicizing this. >> right. but now they are trying to change his perspective from the primary. >> oh of course. they are really good at that. and so far he has gotten -- so far, it is a week away -- and he got away with it. >> yeah. charlie in maryland early voting has been shut down yesterday and today, and other states what effect will this have on early voting and the election? >> obviously there's nothing much anybody can say about

he also is advancing this really hair-brained idea that was pedalled around a lot by eric cantor lastthat the government dolls out after hurricane sandy and the tornado in missouri whatever that has to be offset with budget cuts elsewhere, so they are saying we are going to hold hostage any funding that going to disaster relief unless we can get the other side to cut education national parks whatever else. and these are not cuts that people want to make. so the relief funding is going to get delayed or completely held up. >> wow. >> so every time that there is a natural disaster where funds are needed immediately, congress has to have a big fight over what they are going to cut in order to fund disaster relief. >> yeah. insane. >> they just seems like the height of irresponsibility. >> also if you think about it too, though if you cut this federal funding in what position does someone do? governor romney stands up and says good luck to you? >> right. not only that, but, you know, a lot of the funding goes towards folks that are disadvantaged and at the margins of society anyway. so we

guest: eric cantor walked out of a press conference. we were brought to the brink of our credit disaster when republicans refused to do anything to raise the debt limit and move on and have a serious negotiation. the partisan a lock in washington is fueled by the tea party republicans in congress. the tea party is rolling back and that is what will happen in this election. the tea party members have been due more yelling on cable television them getting anything done. those are the folks that will go out. host: we will hear from andre in youngstown, ohio, independent college. caller: good morning. youngstown,ing from ohio, i am calling for minnesota. our state is very diverse. i am independent, as you mentioned, our state consists of latinos, native, caucasians, moms, and myself was african- american. we have noticed certain lines have been drawn our state. i mean this with the utmost respect. certain people campaign in certain communities. if we are going to be for 100% of america, shouldn't the candidates go to all the people? as an a

it reminded me of that moment with him and eric cantor early in the administration. there are consequences to winning the election. i won the election. a putdown to eric cantor. you begin to see why he's accomplishing nothing in washington, d.c. where my father was accomplishing everything in washington, d.c. because when he spoke to you he spoke with you. he did not speak down to you. he was able to accomplish things overseas because he spoke with the people overseas, he didn't speak down to people overseas. he put them on the same level and respect who they were. last night no respect from the president of the united states to mitt romney. a lot of respect from mitt romney to obama. megyn: that an interesting point. more than speaks to an ability to be bipartisan and whether the president has that. whether he's been in washington maybe too long. maybe it's gotten to him and he's sort of gone native. the guy who's going to be hope and change got to washington and now he sounds like the people he said he was going to change. >> i think he's always been like that. now

on c-span2, eric cantor will square off for the race for california seventh district. it will be on c-span2. >> every generation there are history has worked and sacrificed to leave a better country to their children and grandchildren. we were then spending their money. we are much more spending their money. we are leaving them a mess. it to be very difficult to deal with. if we are that week, just think of who want to come here for. we're seeing our country taking over. we're so we cannot do anything. we are moving in that direction. we have got to start fixing this now. otherwise it is a disaster. we could even lose our country. >> ross perot interviewed by richard wolfe and how it has changed since he ran for president in 1992 and 1996. by his article in today's edition of "usa today" ross perot tonight on c-span at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> of the archdiocese of washington red mass yesterday marking the start of the new term. it is named after the color of the garments help buy the claridge held on the sunday before the court held this. six of the nine attended yesterd

house majority leader eric cantor is set to debate an opponent for only the second time since he was to congress back in 2000. the virginia republican will debate democrat wayne fowl t. happens tonight in richmond. cantor's previous general election debate came in 2002 against democrat ben jones, who played "cooter" on "dukes of hazzard yts. >> a man facing drunk driving charges in d.c. police tems the driver rear ended a honda on georgia avenue. the honda hit two parked cars, and that's when it exploded and burst into flames. two d.c. police officers who were driving by rescued two people from that burning honda. those people did suffer life-threatening burns. the officer suffered minor burns. the driver accused of starting this whole thing was not hurt at all. the d.c. council will soon take up a bill aimed at fixing problems with the city's red top meter program. a councilmember is going to unveil the legislation during a news conference today. she says that parking rules and enforcement at parking spots reserved for disabled drivers. the council put the program on hold earlier th

house speaker john boehner and eric cantor issued statements credit sidesiiticizing the numb. they didn't go further than that. is there a perception out that the conservatives and republicans if they don't tick up, especially the unemployment rate specifically they're seen rooting against the economy in some ways because you celebrate if it went up to 8.2% to 8.3% by saying, see, further proof the obama administration is is messing up the economy further as opposed to saying let's look at both sides as john pointed out. unemployment has ticked down, but we have a battle here in a stalled or stagnant position? it seems to some people that the republicans are rooting for disaster in hopes of being able to win the coveted prize of the white house. >> i think everybody wants to see the economy grow. i think everybody wants to see a real true robust jobs growth. that's not what we saw in the report. that's the issue here. you know, the unemployment rate may have ticked down but the jobs growth was anemianemic. we'd love jobs to be created and it's not happening. >> you think congr

this was a scheme developed by eric cantor from virginia. but let's talk about the jobs that corey criticizes here. if they were so concerned about the average virginian, then they wouldn't be sacrificing defense spending, education like pell grants for the expense of providing the very wealthy additional tax cuts. 120,000 families throughout the country averaging $8 million a year will receive tax cuts from the romney plan. that is not good for the average virginian. the average virginian wants to send their kid to school here in virginia like odu campus, where i was just at. they need pell grants. and the romney/ryan plan will gut the pell grants to the expense of let's give the wealthy additional tax cuts. the virginians are rejecting the double down on trickle-down economics. >> voter registration deadline on monday. how important is turnout going to be? is it going to come down in virginia at least to at least turning out the base? >> it's all going to be -- >> it won't be about the base. >> it will be. >> brian, go ahead. >> it's going

from former president bill clinton and joe biden for frankel and republican house majority leader eric cantor for hasner. nathan gonzales is with the "rothenberg political report" and "roll call." >> democrats are using medicare in every single congressional campaign, whether democrats are running against an incumbent who voted for it, it might just be a republican who said nice things about it in a candidate forum, it doesn't matter. >> reporter: democrats have seized on a key component of the ryan plan, which would allow those under age 55 to use a capped government subsidy to buy private insurance. political analysts say democrats are banking on poll-tested buzzwords, voucher and privatization, to court the votes of seniors and baby boomers. brian crowley has kept a close eye on florida politics for two decades. he's a former political editor of the palm beach post and now writes the crowley political report. >> the democrats have successfully grabbed the paul ryan plan, dubbed it a voucher and it just rings. it's very similar to efforts made in the past where you take one key phrase and t

i got these guys to tell me about it in the secret meetings where eric cantor and mitch mcconnell planned last act of power so before i open it up to what you want to talk about i will talk a little about the stimulus because it really is a new new deal and a bit about obama because there's more and less to him than meets the eye. i spent nine years as a reporter at the washington post before i escaped the beltway with my florida girls. government is not a new topic for me. i do not think i could have written this book if i still lived in washington. the group think is too strong. it is almost impossible to overstate the power of the d.c. conventional wisdom that the stimulus was a ludicrous failure and it is totally uncool to talk about it without rolling your eyes and making a little ironic comment, you totally stimulated the economy when you gave that panhandler a dollar. even obama joked that his annual thanksgiving party that he saved or created four turkeys. my friends here, they know i have a contrarian streak. i don't do group saying. i am the guy who visited the gulf after the bp

. >> eric cantor has a new report on obama's constitutional records that builds in part on my work. >ing. >> i'll say go ohio state buckeyes beat penn state this weekend. >> they can't do anything with their undefeated record. >> oh, come on, had to throw it in there. >> "the victory lap" -- >> great book. i've read it. and we have a shameless plug from chuck, for buskin in cincinnati and the presidential poll cookies, you can certainly vote more than once, but according to the bakery's latest count president obama is ahead by about 2,000 cookies. only in america. >>> that's it for this edition of the "daily rundown." thank you so much for watching me here. have a great weekend. thanks to the team, chuck will be back in d.c. on monday. if you like the goatee. >>> coming up next on msnbc, chris jansing and company, you don't want to miss this. take care. [ female announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day women's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. it has more of 7 antioxidants to support cell he

including treasury secretary tim geithner, house democratic leader nancy pelosi, senator rob portman, eric cantorskine bowles, alan simpson, all attending meetings convened by katherine wilde also on the business side, some of the co-hosts of these events include names lie rupert murdoch, ted mathis, lloyd blankfein and lloyd hutchens of silver lake. i asked her why with all of this experience, did she think there would be a deal this year. >> i'm confident that there will be some kind of -- there will be some path toward a solution by new year's eve. the chances are it will not be done because these are going to be complicated negotiations. >> sue, i also asked her whether business groups would like a deal that includes some kind of tax increases. she says they're open to that as long as they get a deal and the deal comes on the right terms. >> as the deadline gets closer, has miss wylde had more success in bringing more big ceos into the tent? last week we heard from jamie dimon and we heard of course on our air from mr. blankfein but has she been able, as the clock keeps ticking, to get more p

that means eric cantor and john boehner are going to stop anything that obama is going to try to do if he gets elected for a second term. that's the key focus. obama is not running with the congressional democrats. he didn't even mention them in his speech in charlotte. this is a politically selfish campaign because he knows he can't get anything done unless the democrats -- >> i've got to let that -- i wish we could do the whole hour -- >> too simple, ralph. great ideas, but too simple. >> carl bernstein, rana, ralph nader, thanks for all of you. and we'll be right back 37. 7. . . >>> mitt romney isn't just reconsidering his comments about the 47%. he's also talking about the nation's top 1%. >> the rich in this country are actually doing better under president obama. the gap between the rich and the poor has gotten larger. the rich will probably do fine even if he's re-elected. >> joining me to talk about this ongoing fight over the 99% versus the 1%, digital editor at thompson reuters, krista freeland. it's good to see you. you wrote this fantastic article in the new yorker. i thoug

base.it why should you now believe that, if he gets elected, he will not be a prisoner of the eric cantorsnd, and the john boehners? and the right -- extreme right wing of his party that will force him to do stuff as president th he now says he's not going to do because he's in a general election campaign? aw erson who doesn't have a core, it strikes me, is er susceptible to the same kind of pressure once in office, as when he was running to appeal to his base in the first place. >> but there is an underlying tendency here that's recognizable. barack obama opposed a mandate in order to distinguish himself from hillary clinton. he has a mandate in his affordable care act. there's always some movement toward the center in governance, as well as a move toward the center toward the general election because of the nature of the two party system and the nature of divided governance. >> i'm not sure i would call what happened in the last couple of years a movent toward the center. arthink of it as obama negotiating with himself with an intransigent right which used its power to hold the couny hos

eric cantor. is he in serious trouble? is that bogus? >> completely bogus. >> over/under 60? >> over. i'm bullish. >> all right. now i'm going to go to shameless plugs. maria, go. >> i think right now we're looking at the closest election. i think the latino vote is going to come out strong. >> enthusiasm issue. is it going to catch up? a problem for obama? >> if anything, it's the door to door knocking we're seeing that people are saying, oh, you actually care. >> do you believe nevada demographically impossible for romney to win? >> demographically impossible for him to win. >> that's what i keep hearing. >> i will go with truly shameless and say my mother's birthday is tomorrow. happy birthday. i'm her won and only son. if i forgot, i'd be in real trouble. >> happy birthday to mary elle listen elizabeth. a good friend of mine major tom kennedy was killed in afghanistan by a suicide bomber. we set up a charity. it's called kennedy's angels. we've raised over $400,000. it's a great cause. >> okay. thank you to our shortened panel here. tomorrow on the show, we're going to ha

that means eric cantor and john boehner are going to stop anything that obama is going to try to do if he gets elected for a second term. that's the key focus. obama is not running with the congressional democrats. he didn't even mention them in his speech in charlotte. this is a politically selfish campaign because he knows he can't get anything done unless the democrats -- >> i've got to let that -- i wish we could do the whole hour -- >> too simple, ralph. great ideas, but too simple. >> carl bernstein, rana, ralph nader, thanks for all of you. and we'll be right back 37. 7. . . [ horn honks ] [ male announcer ] you start your day... love you, too. ...thinking about what's important to you -- your family... ...the mortgage... the kids' college tuition. [ cellphone ringing ] but life insurance? [ horn honking ] life is unpredictable. that's why at fidelity life we want you to think about term life insurance -- taking care of your family's future expenses if something happens to you. it's easy. we get to know you and your needs, then give you our best quote and our competitors'. you c

beautiful speech, the conservatives in congress came to the white house and they had a meeting and eric cantor, a congressman from virginia articulated the perspective on increasing taxes that we shouldn't do that and you know what obama said three days after? he said i won, you lost. about a week later he said i won the folks that got us into this mess to do a whole lot less talking and a lot more listening. you can talk a little bit but i want you to stay on the sidelines while we try to clean this up for you. unbelievable. gone with any notion of unifying the country of bringing us together. instead, they're came this steady mantra of attack and vilify the other side. no ideas. it was no idea, just like his 2008 campaign for president was not idea based. was hope and change from speeches with no substance whatsoever. the only substance was that he was going to unify us, be that post partisan president. and yet, almost immediately it was conservatives are hostage takers. they are the enemy. they care only about millionaires and billionaires and not children with autism and down syndrome. now