saturday on "washington journal," look of conservatives 2014 priorities and midterm elections, phillip klein from "washington examiner." how the other half still lives from sasha abramsky. >> we now have secular norms and theological norms that govern our acceptance or rejection of the ways in which a god or goddess can speak to people and what impact it has. branch davidian. david was saying he has the special insight into the baseball and these insights helped the other members of the community understand the bible particularly the book of revelation better and allows them to understand they are living in the end time. well, that by itself doesn't seem to be a problem, but when it leads to other elements, then that trigger both law enforcement concerns as well as the popular press is concerned, then suddenly this idea of somebody listening to god and having them follow and do things , that is dangerous and needs to be policed and controlled. religion and professor argues that religious persecution has been going on in america, sunday night at 9:00 on "after words." part of c-span2 book tv.

even conservatives i like, even phillip klein, even a conservative reporter i like and respect and followday. great news from alaska. parnell won't expand medicaid. this is how it's done, john kasich. great news! no health care for up to 40,000 poor alaskans. that is great news for conservatives. those of us committed to a humane future of mutual support and solidarity and compassion, that is what we are up against. and finally, i'm angry at democratic politicians who are starting to go wobbly. >> it's really disappointing to all of us, to the people that we serve, that it hasn't been rolled out better. >> there are provisions that need to be fixed. >> many americans donate feel well-served. >> i have been frustrated from day one. >> i will never forget the morning of january 20th, 2010. the fight for health reform was not over, the more liberal bill needed to be reconciled with the senate's more conservative version, but scott brown had just declared victory in the special election to replace the late ted kennedy, and that caused democrats their filibuster-proof majority in the senate. i