the four cases that i alluded to that mike mentioned, which were a massive challenge against 16 policyies, eight of which were in blatant violation of clearly established statutes or case law, and eight of which were just bad policies that we thought were illegal but there was no direct case law in point on them. and i'll just run down them really quickly so you have an idea of what we're talking about. but before i get into listing them, though, the reason that we chose the cia, i kee

not a lot of specificity on what he would do wiwith spending and entitltleme programs but the tax policyy itself, i thk he could sell that. i think most americans are open to tax reform. something that simplifies the cocode an most americans appreciate theorporate tax rate is higher here than other countries which can hurt the growth of corporations and it hurts job creation. the trick is finding stom definition to mitt romney beyond just i'm a candidate who's inevitable, the candidate that can win. i don't think that anyone seeing m as inevitablee and i don't know that any republican thinks he can beat barack obama right now. this race is so much different today than it wawas a month ago. a month ago, barack obama was very beatable. the economy looked in more trouble a month ago than it does today. mitt romney had more mone had all of this momentum. now suddenly barack obama looks strong. he scares repepublicans. it's the reasonon that if you wk around washingn everybody's talking about how, how doe get another candidate in the rarace? can get jeb bush or mitch daniels because they don't