i think the banshee champion during the romney rockefeller, bill scranton, that kind of mold.he says when nixon ended at that candidate, she was still a gung ho republican and she worked hard for him. i think during the years -- the first years of this president be, she was very frustrated because on the one hand as the assistant chairman and trying to get women time jobs in the administration, trying to be a liaison with the state party leaders, she found the nixon white house was running their own game and that frustrated her because i think she felt we can all work together to build the republican party and it wasn't working the way she envisioned it. i think she came out of michigan where she had started the detroit action center and she had this vision of trying to take that concept nationwide and a view that was still a point in our history where the republicans conceivably attract a certain percentage of the african american votes more than they do today. she thought this would be one strategy towards making it more of a big tent party. so i think it was gradual and pro

i think the champion was that romney rockefeller, bill scranton, that kind of mood. think she said when nixon ended up as candidate, they should of silicon republic and a you got behind her cry and she worked hard for him. but i think during the years, the first years of his presidency she would say things very frustrated because on one hand it's the assistant chairman of the rnc and tragic it would top jobs in the administration try to be a liaison with the state party leaders, she found the nixon white house was sort of running their own game and not frustrated her because i think she felt we can all work together to build the republican party and wasn't working the way she envisioned it. i think, too, she came out of michigan where she had started the detert action center had envisioned for taking that concept nationwide and new this is new this is still a point in our history where the republicans could conceivably attract a percent of the african american voters certainly more than they do today. she thought this to be one strategy towards making it more of a bi

but people don't trust romney in the republican party because he seems to be all things to all people. and when he was the massachusetts governor, he wu a rockefellercan. when he wanted to be the republican nominee, he became more conservative. i think there's a great unease here that continues and shows no sign of abating. >> in fact the "union-leader" gets to that later on in this endorsement for gingrich there was, as well, kind of a dig at romney, doris. we'll put it on the screen. we don't back candidates based on popularity polls as they indicate in the endorsement, or big-shot backers. we look for conservatives with courage and convictions who are independent minded, grounded in their core beliefs about this nation and its people and best equipped for the job. you don't have to agree with him on every issue. we'd rather back someone with whom we may sometimes disagree than one who tells us what he thinks we want to hear. >> it's a devastating dig, i think. it's usually the democrats who talk about the flip-flop of romney and assume they're going to take it big when it goes to the big election campaign. but the republicans are looking for som

romney. >> you are correct. let's go to the next question. who bragged about being a moderate with this comment. there's a new synthesis evolve with the classic moderate wing of the party whereas a former rockefeller he is saying here. he's bragging while being in congress that he has been in the moderate wing of the party most of his life and bragging about being a former rockefeller state chairman. who did that? >> that's going to be b, bravo. >> okay. this is a good one. >> newt gingrich for those listening. >> joe, this is a good caller. who starred in a 2007 global warming commercial with nancy pelosi that was sponsored by al gore's alliance for climate protection. >> saying that climate change was a big, big problem. >> that's going to be b newt gingrich again. >> maybe i think we have the video. >> this one is tougher. there's the video. >> isn't that sweet? >> that is sweet. >> look at that. they look so comfortable. that's bipartisanship. >> that's so nice. >> they are doing it for al gore, too. and that's the great thing. hey, al, this one's for you. why don't we play barry manilow. "this one's for you." >> couch. a love seat. >> global warming is very important. and that's why they're i