he nailed the republican ken buck on these issues. >> since candidate supported criminalizing abortion in cases of rape and incest, my question is who is going to go to jail, ken? >> who's going to go to jail? >> when you criminalize abortion in the case of rape and incest, and an abortion occurs, who goes to jail? >> as a doctor, i try to protect the health of women. that's what i do. that's why i'm very disturbed by ken buck. >> who is ken buck, and does he speak for colorado? ken buck even wants to ban common forms of birth control. and buck's view on abortion -- >> i am pro life, and i'll answer the next question. i don't believe in the exceptions of rape or incest. >> as far as i'm concerned, ken buck is just too extreme for colorado. >> that was how michael bennet won a senate race he was never supposed to win in an election year that went republican almost everywhere else in 2010. and what did dem cal michael bennet's win look like in colorado? ta-da. women's votes. that's the vote among women. he only won the election by a slim margin, but look at his margin among women voters.

that's why i'm very disturbed by ken buck. >> who is ken buck, and does he speak for colorado? ken buck even wants to ban common forms of birth control. and buck's view on abortion -- >> i am pro life, and i'll answer the next question. i don't believe in the exceptions of rape or incest. >> as far as i'm concerned, ken buck is just too extreme for colorado. >> that was how michael bennet won a senate race he was never supposed to win in an election year that went republican almost everywhere else in 2010. and what did dem cal michael bennet's win look like in colorado? ta-da. women's votes. that's the vote among women. he only won the election by a slim margin, but look at his margin among women voters. 17 points, duh. and, thereby, michael bennet won the race. and that michael bennet playbook from colorado from 2010 provides the political logic which explains why you are this year seeing ads like these from president obama's presidential campaign. there are now three of these ads. the first one came out july 7th. >> every woman who believes decisions about our bodies and our

look in 2010 the marriagen in colorado for all of ken buck's problems less than a point. for all of sharon engels problems in nevada, less than five points. missouri is a republican friendly state than colorado and nevada. the desire of vote to get rid of claire mccaskill, if you're todd akin you say i go do the apology now, i get self-discipline, that's a big if, but until the election day, and republicans now sort of trying to push me out, think of karl rove's people, get to end of october, you may need missouri to win back the senate, they're back there with money. >> explain how he deals with the media market in missouri where claire mccaskill, will if she's smart play every single one of the clips we played as well as remind everyone that mitt romney, karl rove, rin rance pr denounced this guy. what do you do about that? >> that's the thing that's so interesting to me. right now, a poll yesterday, right now the guy's sitting on a 24% favorability rating. 24%. dismal. he's still up on claire mccaskill skill by 1%. they have taken a risk. if they decided to stay in, mo

it was also championed by ken buck in colorado. he lost a senate seat in 2010 in colorado. a seat that republicans never otherwise should have had any business losing. >> i am pro life and i'll answer the next question. i don't believe in the exceptions of rape or incest. >> the ken buck position is not an outlying position for the republican party anymore. it has become the new republican normal. yeah, so called person-hood amendments to ban all abortions including for rape and incest victims and to ban hormonal birth control and many fertility treatments, the personhood amendments got voted down by huge margins in 2008 in colorado and in 2010 in colorado, and in 2011, even in mississippi. but by the following year, by 2012, by february 2012 in the republican presidential primary, ron paul and newt gingrich and rick perry and rick santorum had all signed on to personhood as their policy position. rick perry even went so far as to repent on the campaign trail this year for previously saying there should be rape and incest exemptions to criminalizing abortion. this year, ric

and ken buck of colorado, vote for me i don't wear high heels, mr. abortions with no exception for rape or incest, ken buck is still around. he's a county district attorney in colorado now making scary videos about how he will defend the country from you know who in black helicopters trying to take our guns away. >> we don't need foreign gornments or the obama administration keeping tabs on who owns guns. >> and remember nevada's sharron angle who said if she didn't beat harry read in november, conservatives would return to second amendment remedies to get their way. she wants you to know she never stops fighting. here is what she tweeted today. weightlifting today, my weekly workout routine to stay healthy and escape the obama care death panel. can we to do more? can we to do more. there is so much to be to done. there's also a fascinating character on the democratic side. remember south carolina's alvin greene? got the democratic senate nomination there without actively campaigning for it in an embarrassing fit of voter ignorance, infuriating for s

and it took my good friend ken buck to make that happen. but you did a good job taking advantage of it, yes. >> i believe we are just about out of time. i can take one more question from the audience. >> you alluded to the races in 2010. are there down ballot races that you think will impact the president to raise? or vice versa that you think the presidential race may impact down ballot races? >> they both look like they have something to say, shockingly. you might as well. >> surprisingly, i do not have much to say. i think it will affect down ballot races. i'm not sure it will be different in colorado than anywhere else. it does not seem to be affected by president raises more than a statewide races. i think there'll be an impact on a couple of house races that are competitive in the state. >> in 2001, -- in 2009, obama won in colorado. the word others -- were others trying to catch his coattails? >> if you look at where the competitive seats are for the house and senate, there are parts of jefferson and arapahoe county that have the mos

in colorado, ken buck beat the establishment candidate.e questions the constitutionality of social security and said we should close down the department of education and lost to the democratic incumbent michael bennet. republicans had the state of delaware solidly in the r column because their guy, mike castle, a legend in delaware, was running. he's mr. delaware, a popular former governor, a moderate with a record of working with democrats and he was projected to stop the democratic candidate by double digits and then he lost the primary, and he didn't just lose the primary. he lost the primary to a perennial joke candidate who later had to publicly assure voters she was not in fact a witch. >> i'm not a witch. i'm nothing you've heard. i'm you. >> she's also not u.s. senator today. christine o'donnell defeated mike castle in the primary. the result is one republican strategists lamented straight out of harry reid's dream journal. that bid went to the democrats easy. speaking of harry reid's dream journal, in nevada, the gop establishment

but even then, it wasn't without a cost, as we recall, sharron angle, ken buck, et cetera.ut when you let your party be taken over by nut jobs, essentially, occasionally those nut jobs are going to run for office and they're going to say nut jobby things and it's going to screw up your chances of taking the senate, for example. and that's exactly what happened here. >> akin discussed his conversation with paul ryan on the hannity radio show. let's listen to that. >> he just said he recognized i had to make a tough decision here, and we talked about it some, and he said he thought i maybe should give some thought to stepping down, but he didn't tell me what to do, and that's because he's a very respectful and a very decent guy. >> sam stein, "he didn't tell me what to do." ryan seems to be saying he did tell him what to do. >> this is complex for paul ryan, much more so than mitt romney or other republicans, because obviously paul ryan co-sponsored the bill that codified what akin was talking about. and we keep talking about, you know, where he stands in this, and his whole

and ken buck of colorado, vote for me i don't wear high heels, mr.rtions with no exception for rape or incest, he's still around, an attorney making scary videos about how he'll defend the country from you know who in black helicopters trying to take our guns away. >> we don't need foreign governments or the obama administration keeping tabs on who owns guns. >> and sharon engle who said conservatives would return to second amendment remedies to take things back. she wants you to know she never stops fighting. here is what she tweeted today. weight leftinging to, my weekly workout routine to stay healthy and escape the obama care death panel. can we to do more? can we to do more. there is so much to do done. there's also a fascinating character on the democratic side. rev alvin green? the democratic senate nomination. got the democratic senate nomination without actively campaigning for it in an apparent and embarrassing fit of voter problems. it's unclear, but there's a graphic novel about his candidacy sitting on my night table that i'm looking for

you do not want to see cut -- what particular programs do you think get the biggest bang for the buck? >> ken, you may want to add to this. clearly, for those of you who did not fall this every day, there are three kinds of programs, those that pay farmers to retire marginal lands to restore wetlands and grasslands and forests, those that pay farmers to change how they manage their working crop land in order to improve air quality or water quality or produce habitat, and in programs that are designed to purchase development rights from farmers so they continued grazing or cropping their lands, but forgo the right to build homes or sell their homes. all these programs are incredibly important. especially at a time when so much new land is being brought into production, it is important we give farmers the tools they need, fertilizer, the tools to use fertilizer as efficiently as they can, to protect covers along fields and streams so those filters continue to be in place and keep much of that nitrogen be applied to our fields on the field and not in our rivers, lakes, and bays. >> what we are s

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bucks behind them. >>> as paul ryan's critics are heating up, there is a new super pak ready to smack each and every one of them down. it is called defend paul ryan. ken blackwell is the chair. ken, what is this campaign about? >> it is about maybing sure that the obama forces don't define, distort and destroy paul ryan's record and his chances of becoming romney's vice president . we are in the going to allow them to use the next two weeks to dough fine paul into something he is not. many of us who have worked with paul for the last 20 years are determined to make sure his message of limited government and economic growth and an embrace of the moral foundation of this country is the story that is told. this is a very likable young man -- >> but what do you do? >> he is a serious threat. >> i'm sorry. how do you keep the word out? what do you do? >> we go into every venue where they are trying to distort his record. that's using social media and using radio and using town halls. we will show up wherever they are to counter their spin. one of the things that i have told the small circle of friends who are out there, look, we had to understand this abou