it was interesting to hear the president talk about staying in hojos and that's what americans want. there is nothing wrong with taking a vacation with your family. >> let's remember the subtle point that the obama campaign is trying to sell here about the midwest. they believe one of their advantages here is going to be on a gut level. who is more in touch with the working class voter in ohio and western pennsylvania and wisconsin and michigan. this part. the obama campaign thinks they will paint a picture of mitt romney as this out of touch rich guy. your boss, if you will. the guy that was in charge of the companies that closed down the factories in your town. suddenly here's the president talking about right when mitt romney is on vacation where he had to answer the question about you have been critical of the president vacationing and here's the president who is no stranger to nice vacations himself in martha's vineyard and hawaii, but saying i was a regular kid agreeing up going to howard johnsons and swimming in any swimming pool. it's all part of the shuttle distinction tryin

no surprise that he chose this hojo's.s summer he's running for re-election. >> remember when bill clinton chose the same, wyoming, which is not where he wanted to go. but it's kind of a nice story. >> it is a sweet story. >> any 11-year-old who's been on a bus all day and finds a pool is going to be happy. and the ice machine for every 11-year-old, 12-year-old, the ice machine was a very heavenly thing. >> and we all remember blow-up swimming pools in our backyard. but does mitt romney have a problem because his very different lifestyle growing up. >> no one begrudges mitt romney a vacation, just begrudgeim the timing of it. and conservatives and republicans look at this campaign, look at the communities presenting themselves to romney and republicans generally, and this issue trickles down to the economy and the possibilities of success. and they don't think this is the time on luxuryuating, number e, and vacationing. the romney campaign says, the americans are vacationing, we're going to vacation. we could be out there

president talking about how he vacationed as a child on greyhound buses or going to howard johnsons or hojositt romney new hampshire. subtext of the campaign coming out class warfare. >> you have all invested heavily in the bain capital element of trying to convince people of what mitt romney is about. and yet this particular ad got four pinocchios from the "the washington post" which is not true. >> bill: joining us now from north carolina, the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com. i undery stand before you get to this analysis you have a comment on watters world. >> this is a serious point. the people in watters world who thought the declaration of independence was signed like in 1964, whatever, they should not be allowed to vote. here is why. no, here is why. that young woman gets one vote. right? charles krauthammer gets one vote. does that sound fair to anybody listening to this? it makes no sense at all to her vote and krauthammer they get one vote each. makes no sense. >> bill: here is the rub on t though. our founding fathers in their business come and i mean this seriously said to every

president talking about how he vacationed as a child on greyhound buses and going to howard johnsons and hojot was in direct contrast, a contrast to mitt romney who was in new hampshire on his speedboat and on jet skis, so i think that interesting sub text of the campaign is coming out about -- which is essentially class warfare. >> schieffer: i want to ask all of you, what about this criticism that is coming out of the wall street journal from the weekly standard, both of which are owned, obviously by rupert murdoch. and basically the idea is that the campaign is too insular and have to make some changes. how do the romney folks, now you are out there covering romney, jan, how do they feel about that? >> they believe and they are very focused they can kind of tune out a lot of that outside criticism and they think they have a plan and people are always naysayer, have been critical of every republican campaign for the last 20 years so they are really going to stick to this plan of focusing on the economy, they believe they have a plan, they have specifics and they are going to be talking abou

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