richard. so murdoch want to set it seat so bad that he has made sure to touch on all of the key points here president obama the democrats what's right and what's wrong and most importantly the obamacare label i think richard pulled the trigger too early you know what i mean the supreme court hasn't actually decided yet or that least they haven't told us their decision yet so how does murdoch know the results well maybe this next clip will give you the answer. those that are coming here keep the decision to speak or certain but not all feel secure. you can bet the democrats are going to fight to try to get this is this is conservative the right thing for the constitution even for the private sector. so basically murdoch is very absolved for every possible outcomes we've got his response in the case where it's constitutionals response in a case where it's a split decision and then of course just to round it out here's his response if the justices ruled it unconstitutional. and we will celebrate the supreme

first up, a glimpse into the future courtesy of republican senate candidate richard murdoch of indiana. in video he cheers the supreme court's decision to strike down the health care act. but the supreme court hasn't ruled yet. >> we've had our moment of celebration because the supreme court ruled it is unconstitutional. don't sit back and think the fight is over because it isn't. barack obama and congressman joe donnelly are already putting obamacare 2.0 together and they're going to try to pass it once again. we cannot let that happen. >> turns out the murdoch campaign is covering all bases and preproduced reactions to all possibilities. yesterday the romney campaign asked florida governor rich scott to stop bragging about his state's strong economic rebound. very inconvenient for the argument that president obama has ruined everything. romney and scott aides both pushed back but not before team obama released a mock letter that reads rick, i see you've been touting florida's improving economy -- please stop. and finally jon stuart compares voting in egypt to voting in florida. >> eg

some -- well some more confidently than others, in indiana republican senate candidate, richard murdochof the president's decision, by prerecording responses to all possible outcomes. fortunately for him, those responses all mistakenly posted to youtube. >> well the supreme court has done what none of us really thought could happen. they've ruled obama care constitutional. we now know that obama care came down as a split decision. the supreme court struck down part, but not all of the health care bill. >> united states supreme court has done what none of us expected -- they found an answer to the health care issue which basically led them to no decision at all. >> stephen colbert rushes to mr. murdoch's defense, putting out some responses of his own. >> my only criticism here is that the only options murdoch prepared for, were overturned, not overturned, half overturned and no answer. what about all the other possibilities? i mean i think we've got to be ready for anything. jim. >> the united states supreme court has done what none of us have expected. the mandate has been struck down,

. >>> talking points memo, reports indiana senate nominee richard murdoch is ready for any supreme courtealth care ruling. his campaign mistakenly posted and then quickly pulled down several videos, each written for a different outcome. >>> celebrating wisconsin governor scott walker's recent recall victory, misfit politics put together a funny parody of last year's viral sensation honey badger. >> look, there's the recall election. got wa scott walker don't care. he doesn't even raise taxes. what's that? a bunch of hippy protesters protesters are just crazy. look at that angry union guy scaring children. that's nasty. >> massachusetts senator scott brown trying to fight off charges he is superficial made things worse. brown told a local station as senator he's been in "secret meetings with kings and queens." an assertion his spokesperson was later forced to admit wasn't true, and that led matt ortega to create a site showing brown pleating with various kings and queens. >>> finally, if the presidential election was held in hollywood, why bother? politico reports among actors or actresse

courtesy of republican senator candidate richard murdoch of indiana.deo briefly uploaded to the candidate's youtube account he cheers the supreme court's decision to strike down the affordable care act. only thing is, the supreme court hasn't ruled yet. let's watch. >> they we've had our brief moment of celebration because the supreme court ruled that obama care is, in fact, unconstitutional, it's what many of us argued all along. but don't sit back and think the fight is over, because it isn't. barack obama and congressman joe donnelly are already putting obama care 2.0 together and they're going to try to pass it once again. we cannot let that happen. >> turns out the murdoch campaign is covering all its bases, and preproduced videos for any decision the supreme court delivers. the campaign spokesman no doubt a former boy scout, invoked the scout's famous mantra, be prepared. yesterday, we told you about a bloomberg news report that the romney campaign asked florida governor rick scott to stop bragging about his state's strong economic rebound. very

back to "hardball" and last week, we showed you the epic gaffe from indiana senate candidate richard murdochhis campaign excellently posted prerecorded responses to the supreme court's decision on health care, including one celebrating the law was struck down. steven colbert decided to cover the bases himself with that brick wall. >> the united states supreme court has done what none of us expected. the mandate has been struck down. there's been another recount and george bush the president again. the united states supreme court in a hotly contested decision has declared that call me maybe is the song of the summer. also, no health care. today, the united states supreme court did what none of it expected. justice scalia revealed that the whole time, he's just been four raccoons in a black garbage bag. excuse me, excuse me, i said nobody in the break room. out. >> murdoch had the video taken down soon after it went public, but it was too late to hide it. >>> next, bring out baseball and boston can be a risky move. yesterday, president obama thanked the beantown crowd for kevin youkilis who wa

. >>> republican indiana senate candidate richard murdoch may be a little too ready for the supreme courthand down its healthcare decision. he taped four different responses to potential outcomes. and then someone mistakenly uploaded them. here is a sample. they found an answer to the healthcare issue that led them to no decision at all. >> they ruled obamacare constitutional. we know that obamacare came down to a split decision. we have had a brief moment of celebration because the supreme court ruled that obama care is in fact, unconstitutional. >> bret: murdoch's camp says it was just following the boy scout's mow toe. be prepared. >>> the massachusetts republican party is celebrating the democratic senate candidate elizabeth warren 63rd birthday with a tongue and cheek gift. ancestry.com account. that is, of course, a joke playing on her disputed native american heritage claims. a safe bet warren will not be writing a thank you note or signing up for that account. finally, president obama wants you to write fewer thank you notes by forgoing weddings, anniversary and birthday gifts. an

indiana senate candidate richard murdoch.inesses should be allowed to deny employees' health care coverage if they have cancer. quote, does that employer have the right to do it? i would say yes they do if they want to keep their health care costs down." he quickly tried backtracking and even arguing companies would want to offer the best coverage to get the best employees. the pact is that he said what he said. this is how the right wing fringe are thinking these days. remember this is the same guy who said this. >> certainly think that bipartisanship ought to consist of democrats coming to the republican point of view. bipartisanship means they have to come our way. >> when you have wisconsin candidate eric hovde says he's tired of hearing son store bees poor people. >> i see a reporter here -- stop writing about oh, the person couldn't get, you know, their food stamps or this or that. you know, i saw something the other day that you just -- you know, it is like -- another son store -- story. what about what's happening to

first up, a glimpse into the future courtesy of richard murdoch of indiana.n a video, he cheers the supreme court's decision to strike down the affordable care act. only thing is, the supreme court hasn't ruled yet. let's watch. >> well, we've had our brief moment of celebration because the supreme court ruled that obamacare is in fact unconstitutional. but don't sit back and think the fight is over because it isn't. barack obama and joe -- are already putting obamacare 2.0 together and are going to try to pass it once again. we cannot let that happen. >> the campaign is covering all its bases as preproduces decisions. the campaign spokesman, no doubt a boy scout, invoked the famous mantra, be prepared. yesterday, we told you about a news report -- rick scott to stop bragging about his state's economic rebound. romney and scott aides both pushed back on the story, but not before team obama released a mock letter quote from the desk of mitt romney and it reads, rick, i see you've been touting florida's improving economy. please stop. the facts are undermining

now, the man you saw there was richard murdoch, the indiana republican nominee for the u.s. senate.etting a little bit "outfront" of the decision, the ad was posted on his website temporarily yesterday and then removed, maybe, because house speaker john boehner warned republicans not to do any touchdown dances for fear of looking inconsiderate while americans struggled to pay for health care. if the court strikes down all or part of the president's health care reform law, there will be no spiking of the ball. james carville, rahim saleh are with us. there is still premature celebrating going on. >> yeah, think that's deeply unwise. i think that as a policy matter, i might be sympathetic to the idea that the mandate really stretches the constitution. but what people have to understand is the individual mandate piece was the way that president obama tried to win over the health insurance industry. there are a lot of folks who believe if this goes down, an equity analyst at barclays confide capital said health insurance stocks would go down by as much as 30%. this sent shockwaves throu

. >> let me ask you, and i don't mean to bring up a sore subject, but richard murdoch, who defelted you in the republican primary, was on fox news recently and talked about the idea of bipartisanship and here is what he said. >> i have a mindset that says bipartisanship ought to consist of democrats coming to the republican point of view. >> we are hearing this this election is going to solve things, that there will be a clear picture after this election of which way the country wants to go, the republican way or the democratic way. does that sound like to you, do you believe that the election is going to desight something or are we fundamentally a divided country that can't seem to get congress to work? >> well, respectfully, i think what mr. myrurdock said is wack. i don't know what constitution he wants to defend. the brilliance of the founding fathers were they set up a slightly dysfunctional government to start with, checks and balances, independent house, independent senate, independent president. you have to work together to find that common ground. that's what dick lugar has bee

we've seen groups ranging from the tea party patriots to senate candidate richard murdoch using thise also seen it on the left. president obama, his campaign came out and said oh, yeah, we've raised more than mitt romney since the ruling. i think it shows for romney in particular that he needs -- he has an ability to raise small dollar@=9q%=9m even though that hasn't been his focus, but he needs help. he needs something to spur the small donor base and this ruling may just be it. >> you know, i think, too, it's worth noting some of this, the regular updates of how much they have been raising, is to push back against the narrative that this was a big loss for republicans, which was driving the day yesterday. another thing, you mentioned small dollars. let's go from small dollars to very big dollars. sheldon adelson, casino magnate, gave $10 million to the koch brothers, americans for prosperity. you guys reported it first. obviously, americans for prosperity is already spending lots of money and spending money on health care, i know on ads. now, you followed the koch brothers and she

richard murdoch, a senate candidate in indiana posted some videos about potential responses to this rulingy, they all leaked out and he had a response to whether or not it was struck down. let's take a listen. >> we've had our brief moment of celebration because the supreme court ruled that obama care is in fact unconstitutional. but don't sit back and think the fight is over. while the supreme court has done what really none of us thought would happen. they ruled obama care constitutional. now the fight has moved from the courts to the united states congress. the united states supreme court has done what none of us expected. they found an answer to the health care issue, which basically led them to no decision at all. >> speaker john boehner sent out this memo to house republicans about the health care law. quote, if the court strikes down all or part of the president's health care law, there will be no spiking of the football. brad, how big of an issue is this for the gop not to look like they're trying to be excited over a supreme court issue keeping a somber tone. is that going to be a

first up, a glimpse into the future courtesy of richard murdoch of indiana.deo briefly uploaded to his youtube account, he cheers the supreme court's decision to strike down the affordable care act. only thing is, the supreme court hasn't ruled yet. let's watch. >> well, we've had our brief moment of celebration because the supreme court ruled that obama care is in fact unconstitutional. it's what many of us argued all along. but don't sit back and think the fight is over because it isn't. barack obama and congressman joe donnelly are already putting obama care 2.0 together and they're going to try to pass it once again. we cannot let that happen. >> turns out the murdoch campaign is covering all its bases and preproduced decisions for anything delivered. the campaign spokesman, no doubt a boy scout, invoked the famous mantra, be prepared. yesterday, we told you about a bloomberg news report that the romney campaign asked florida governor rick scott to stop bragging about his state's strong economic rebound. very inconvenient for the argument that president o

these tactics have been succinctly defind by richard murdoch who beat richard lugar for the nomination for senate in indian who said among any things by partisan ought to consist of democrats coming to the republican point of view. now on ideology, in a larger sense, vote records and public opinions surveys show what happened idealogically to the two parties in congress. let me quickly put up a couple of charts that show what's happened over time in congress, voting records for the senate and the house. and what you will see is, clearly the republicans in congress are the most conservative that they have been in our lifetimes and indeed, perhaps more conservative than in a century. democratic party especially as it lost its southern democrats, moved somewhat to the left but nowhere near as much. let me quote on this particular topic of ideology, maybe the most prominent and respected conservative intellectual. this kind of conservatism would be unrecognizeable to, for example, calvin coolidge, a current sentiment tall conservative favorite who favored minimum wage laws and child labor

now richard murdoch and you just go on and on and they're back again.dy really knows at this point. >> the book is "the teavangelicals, the inside story of how the evangelicals and tea party are taking back america." gene robinson, thank you as well. as always you can read gene at gene@"washington post".com. >> coming up, how the junior senator has burst on to the political scene and how he's done it so fast. ♪ stand my ground and i won't back down ♪ this message. back from the worst economic depression. almost 4.3 million new jobs we're still not creating them president's jobs plan firefighters, police officers, work. right now. wealthiest americans congress refuses to act. tell congress we can't wait. with the spark cash card from capital one, olaf's pizza palace gets the most rewards of any small business credit card! pizza!!!!! [ garth ] olaf's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! put it on my spark card! [ high-pitched ] nice doin' business with you! [ garth ] why settle for less? great businesses deserve the most rewards

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