that sounds warm and fuzzy compared to indiana's gop senate candidate richard murdock.e argues employers should be exempt from covering health care they morally oppose like contraception and shouldn't have to pay for anything they find too expensive, even cancer treatments. national democrats worry charles barren may be headed to congress. in the past, he has made racist remarks about whiets, pledged never to salute the american flag and described moammar gadhafi as "my hero." another powerful latin endorsement for the president. talk show host christina, often called the hispanic oprah. robert redford says democrats suffer from a failure to communicate. redford explains the democratic party has a good story to tell, but they don't know how to tell it, and the other side has no story to tell and they tell it loud and clear. finally, pretty co reports andy cohen got president obama to play his celebrity tv game plead the fifth at sarah jessica parker's fundraiser. out of three questions, you get to plead the fifth and not answer one. which one did he duck? choose an outf

trying to elect so here is my attempt at reaching out to the hoosiers to tell them the truth about richard murdock. and your weeks of campaigning and attempt after attempt at keeping him from having a successful run in election nearing the heavy heart recently that richard murdoch has been elected to represent the fine state of indiana here in washington d.c. . yes sorry that must have been an error hopefully kevin the director will play on the right clip next time. gentleman of the pine state indiana today i have a great ride you know to keep out of the u.s. senate has been a success his relentless attacks on the middle class to show where they are these really are not of the one percent. not that video for all the right one please to the people of the fine state of indiana i'd like to take some time to tell you why richard murdoch should not be representing you in washington d.c. for starters he hates bipartisanship his definition of working together is when democrats see the republican point of view is this what you want representing you. whoops guess i did a little bit of a murdoch moment but

these tactics have been i think succeed sunktly defined by richard murdock and said among many things i have a mindsight that says bipartisanship ought to consist of democrats coming to the republican point of view. now ideology n a larger sense, vote records and public opinions survey show what's happened ideologically to the two parties in congress and let me just quickly put up a couple of charts that show what's happened over time in congress to voting records for the senate and the house, and what you'll see is clearly the republicans in congress are the most conservative that they have 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 topic of ideology of maybe the most prominent and respected conservative intellectual, this conservatism would be unrecognizable to, for example, calvin coolidge, a sentimental conservative favorite who favored minimum wage laws and reagan who favored large scale government science research b

these tactics have been successfully defined by richard murdock who beat richard lugar in the senate. i said by partisanship should -- i said bipartisan should consist of democrats coming to the republican side is what he said. public opinion surveys show that the two parties in congress -- let me put up a couple of charts that show what has happened over time in congress -- the voting records for the house and senate. you will see 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. the democratic party, especially as a loss to southern democrats, moved some went to the left but nowhere near as much. let me quote the most prominent and respected conservative intellectual -- calvin coolidge, a conservative favorite. or even ronald reagan who favored large-scale government research be on the missile defense. that recognizes "that came from steve hayward. the party in congress voted to kill the census bureau's survey and economic census which has been used by businesses for a variety

these tactics have been successfully defined by richard murdock who beat richard lugar in the senate. i said by partisanship should -- i said bipartisan should consist of democrats coming to the republican side is what he said. public opinion surveys show that the two parties in congress -- let me put up a couple of charts that show what has happened over time in congress -- the voting records for the house and senate. you will see 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. the democratic party, especially as a loss to southern democrats, moved some went to the left but nowhere near as much. let me quote the most prominent and respected conservative intellectual -- calvin coolidge, a conservative favorite. or even ronald reagan who favored large-scale government research be on the missile defense. that recognizes "that came from steve hayward. the party in congress voted to kill the census bureau's survey and economic census which has been used by businesses for a variety

republic indiana senate candidate richard murdock taped video responses to four potential outcomes onwell, another show gave it a shot as well. >> the united states supreme court has done what none of us have expected. [ laughter ] the mandate has been struck down. there has been another recount and george bush is president again. [ laughter ] well, the united states supreme court in the hotly contested 5 to 4 decision has declared that carlie ray jefferson's call me maybe is the song of the summer. also no healthcare. [bleep]. today the united states supreme court did what none of us expected, justice anthony scalia revealed that the whole time he has just been four racoons in a black garbage bag. the united states supr

republic indiana senate candidate richard murdock taped video responses to four potential outcomes onng. well, another show gave it a shot as well. >> the united states supreme court has done what none of us have expected. [ laughter ] the mandate has been struck down. there has been another recount and george bush is president again. [ laughter ] well, the united states supreme court in the hotly contested 5 to 4 decision has declared that carlie ray jefferson's call me maybe is the song of the summer. also no healthcare. [bleep]. today the united states supreme court did what none of us expected, justice anthony scalia revealed that the whole time he has just been four racoons in a black garbage bag. the united states supreme court surprised many analysts today when justice samuel alito announced he will be stepping down from the bench to become the bass player for iron maiden. >> bret: that's it for this "special report" fair balanced and unafraid. >> shepard: wildfire explosion tonight on the fox report the massive blaze that jumped containment, doubled in size and forced tens of

now, these tactics have been succinctly defined by richard murdock.mong many things, i have a mindset that says bipartisanship ought to consist of democrats coming to the republican point of view. now, on ideology, and a larger sense of records and public opinion surveys show what happened ideologically to the two parties in congress. let me quickly put of a couple of charts to show what happened over time in congress, voting records for the senate and house . and what you will see is, clearly republicans in congress are the most conservative that they have been in a lifetime 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 unrecognizable to calvin coolidge, a current sentimental conservative favorite who favored men always laws in south live regulation, or even to reagan who fa

indiana senate candidate richard murdock is ready for any scenario. his campaign accidentally released videos he's filmed to cover every possible outcome. >> we've had a brief moment of celebration because the supreme court ruled that obama care is in fact unconstitutional. we now know that obama care came down to the split decision, they've ruled it constitutional. >> whatever the court decides, it's unlikely that republicans on capitol hill will rush to make major changes to the health care legislation. they want to keep the focus on the economy through election day. charlie and gayle. >> jan, if the supreme court does say it's unconstitutional in part or whole, who are the winners and losers? >> charlie, nas a question everybody is arguing about in washington and no one agrees. there are a lot of people say, i mean republicans who say this, that while it would be a humiliating defeat for the president, his signature legislation, he's a constitutional law scholar, if the court repudiated this law that he states his first term on, it wouldn't be so g

i want to also thank alan west, richard murdock, ted nugent, herman cain, donald trump, michele bachmann, the house republicans and those who are assigned the pledge and to many more to name for making my task easier. serving this audience, no. on to the debate topic. is the republican party too extreme? i'm going to talk quickly because i have a lot of things to say and eight minutes is not a lot. let me emphasize what i will not say. i will not say what party is good and the other is evil. there are no angels here. sharp partisanship sharis norma. i will not say that all republicans are extreme. many, including strong conservatives, want to solve problems and find common ground and i will not say it is conservatism that is extreme. ronald reagan, bob bennett, chuck geico, mitch daniels, to name a few, a are plenty conservative and not extreme. looking at the -- a party can be extreme in three ways. tactics, ideology, and rhetoric. i should emphasize that tactics depends on context. the gop has adopted a set of parliamentary tactics and in on parliamentary system in a way that is unlike