and they wouldn't stand up to raince priebus. >> when i look at what the republican party is doing even in regard to race, immigration and stuff, you're catching up to stuff 50 years ago. you want us to applaud you for saying the civil rights bill is a good thing? come on. the reality is that right now, given what katrina just said, the evangelical piety has another element and tradition, a tradition that says god is on the side of those who are oppressed. there are a lot more people on the side of the people who are oppressed who understand god is, too than those who think that god is for the elite businessman. >> there's a reason that we're seeing not only these anti-women laws in states and women vote, they don't want to go back to the '50s, they want their autonomy to be mothers, in the workforce. look what they're doing with the voter i.d. laws, they know what they're doing. this is not out of the blue, this is calculated, well-funded campaign to keep the very demographic, which is emerging and rising in the american electorate away from the booth. >> retrenchment is sort of the co

and after saying that the party must make inroads with women, rnc chair raince priebus is back at itlanned parenthood and saying that democrats support infancide. what is the cause of all this wackiness? might the gop theory stem from the facts that the tactics they so often use to divide the country are now dividing them? the national journal's ron brownstein writes while wedge issues are mostly a republican weapon's it's now most orrin democrats who are charging the gates. how about that, mia? >> i think we've seen over the last 20 or 30 years you had republicans lining up furiously against bill clinton trying to say that he was an illegitimate president, impeaching him. >> now we have a real reversal and demographics are on the democrats' side. i do think we're going to have this you know sort of there will be blood scenario. among republicans for a while. until there is an election in 2016, in some leader emerges, whether it's chris christie, marco rubio, but in the meantime, we have all of these different factions. it appears now that o'reilly is on a different faction than hann

rnc chair raince priebus went to brooklyn last month. but the day-long voyages to a black planet don't change the reality of current republican policies. >> the democrat promise is tangible. it puts food on the table. but too often i think doesn't lead to jobs. or meaningful success. >> if the progressive agenda strengthens the american social compact, the current republican agenda takes a knife to it. if democrats put food on the table. republicans take it off the table. in the budget constructed and written by rand paul himself two weeks ago, he attempts to unwind basic social safety net problems and block grants, welfare program like medicaid, food stamps and child nutrition. if rand paul intended to convince his audience of the righteousness of the right wing, perhaps he should have better considered the policy he was trying to sell. rather than assuming a recitation of historic touchstones would convince a group of well-educated college students. his attempts at history underscored his own sins of the past which were on full display