. -- john tierney.had people look at his record in how he has handled some personal issues within his family. they have come very close to home. i believe that our republican, richard dusay who runs against him, as been very good at letting people know how he would be judged and what he would do as a representative. i think richard is a good man that would well represent the people of massachusetts. and i would say richard is that one person who stands a good chance of being an incumbent. >> which members are you most concerned about? >> specifically, you have california, new york, illinois that underwent redistricting in a democratically favorable matter. how does the ground game work and are you worried there is not enough of a g.o.p. structure in the composition of the next congress? >> i think the problems i look at, so to speak, come as a problem of redistricting, of a political plan. it greatly skews the ability that we have in several places. first of all, as you talk about illinois, it is true t

help democrats like utah's jim mathieson, california's jerry mcnortheasternny and massachusetts's john tierneyg to help them keep their seats. the super pac is putting resources into tracking candidates to record as many speeches as possible. today on the campaign trail in hopes of them saying something damaging. so joining us now from washington, d.c. is the subversive rodell mollineau president of the super pac american bridge 21st century. thank you so much for coming inside "the war room." >> thank you for having me. >> jennifer: you bet. so your -- a massive task documenting hypocrisy in politics. it is a huge undertaking. >> there is a lot of it out there. >> jennifer: is romney your easiest target ever? >> he is the gift that keeps on giving. just because of the flip-flops -- you wait two weeks and he's going to have another position on an issue and we're going to be there to capture it. >> jennifer: two weeks? 20 minutes man! within a day! it is flip-flopping and you know lies, secrets. what research -- i'm interested about the young duds aspect of what you're doing. what research on t

. >> during a hearing last week, democratic congress member john tierney asked schuyler geller about who saw the conditions in the hospital before those a decided to blow the whistle. >> all the years we've been in afghanistan before you arrived, how many people went through that hospital and saw those conditions and said nothing? >> scores of mentors and scores of general officers. >> michael hastings, your response? >> it is sad. it is tragic. we have $180 million going to this hospital system in a couple. it is one of the stops along the parade of one congressman or generals would come and toured the country. this is the hospital we would show off to them. it turns out what was going on here are the sort of abuses i have never seen, these horrific pictures in my time covering issues. it just did not have that happen. the fact have afghan patients and soldiers who have been wounded and they cannot even get food? we're supplying gasoline, but it is being sold to the generators do not work. they're living in very, very cold temperatures. you go down the list. selling drugs. a patient

national race that everyone will be paying attention to, but what is interesting to me is the john tierney race. this would probably be the bluest state in the nation. >> and one thing about paul ryan and the ryan plan, its impact. >> it has the potential of being very volatile. i imagine that a lot of strategists are keeping their fingers crossed. there are looking to see how this is coalescing. i do think it would be very telling. or the issue might resonate, like in suburban denver. this is on the republican party platform. they are key bellwethers to look at. >> what did you learn today? >> well, i have been watching for some signs, and they have finely tune and finely calibrated political antenna, and as soon as they begin to sense something, you get resistance, anger, and there is still a pretty tight embrace of paul ryan. at this moment, pete ossetians just had a pfirman race of paul ryan again. >> we will give you the last word. >> once you have a lot of defectors, that is what makes it difficult. they have some defectors. they may take a united front, and one of the thing so far i