like this it's a scary thought poverty rates are insane levels right now according to the national poverty center there are one point four six million people living on less than two dollars a day two point eight million kids who need food stamps to survive are those just sob stories too you talk about emerging from mitt romney's shadow and you've got to wonder why have these doesn't want journalists doing these important stories on food stamps i don't know maybe it's because the g.o.p. for mitt romney to rand paul are quietly waging a war against them just last week paul and rand paul and jeff sessions out of the men went into the farm bill the would cut food stamp funding either way erik's just caught up in this g.o.p. mentality right where real america revolves around wall street in the stock market because of his mindset those big banks are the center of the universe and all revolve saving business before you save people so i guess that in eric's world for people are merely just an inconvenience so maybe he would rather the media talk about these real sob stories. there's no one who wants this

nations. the group said on a lobby quote, any activities that adversely affect the white race. unfortunately, this group is not alone. the southern poverty law center number of extremist groups this election cycle. and in some places, the mainstreaming of the extreme is in full effect. california birther gary kreep was officially elected to the san diego superior court yesterday. kreep worked on lawsuit challenging the president's birth certificate. and now he'll judge others in a court of law. even -- institutions aren't safe from the far right. the conservative mag seen national review just hired a contributor with a long history of extremist views. think progress reports. he's called islam an evil religion. he once wrote quote, there's a reason the founding fathers didn't give women or black slaves the right to vote. and he wrote that illegal immigrants were quote, deserving of no rights. this is what's happening on the right. extreme rhetoric is taking over. and the more it's out there, the more it's accepted. bottom line, extremism like this has no place in our public discourse. i make no excuses for extremes on the right or the left. both ext