all things political with susan paige and dan lothian. and weather gone wild. we'll talk to two governors whose states have been hit hard. >> and finally, colorado on fire with their governor. i'm candy crowley. and this is state of the union. twice a week for the white house, a major victory in the supreme court followed by history of a different sort on the house floor. the president used the trappings of the white house in this case the formality of the east room to suggest in picture and in word that the supreme court ruling settled the controversy over his health care law. >> today's decision was a victory for people all over this country. >> as the president tried to close the book on the health care debate, his republican rival was writing the next chapter. >> obama care was bad policy yesterday. it's bad policy today. >> well, trying to ring the politics out of health care, the administration was equally determined to underscore the politics of capitol hill's investigation into a botched federal gun running sting. >> the resolution is agreed to. >> the

let me bring in susan paige. what do you think is going here to have eric a few minutes ago saying i side with the president on this and so does mitt romney? >> it shows the difficult we have because it was once the signature achievement. now he doesn't want to talk about it. the presidential race. we will have a situation where neither is going to want to talk about health care for different reasons. we find a majority of americans in the gallup poll we took say they think they want all or part of the law repealed that. makes it tough for president obama to talk about. for governor romney because the law has similarities to the federal law, it's tough for him too. we will have a policy of avoidance on both sides. >> i'm wondering beyond the congressional races, we are seeing this is being brought up as an issue. bob kerry in nebraska and hidy is someone for whom this could make a difference. republican governors as well. bob mcdonald, nicky haley and bobby jindal saying they will keep fighting by not implementin

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susan paige's story about ann romney is good.one needs to read it. >> it's the newspaper i get at the hotel. >> bipartisan lives. we are going to launch one vote 2012 campaign talking about global poverty and why american investment is important. >> stop living in south caroline a. >> my shameless plug is for phil ruetkers. a wonderful read about the romney olympics and what the romney family does in the whole fourth of july. i'm sure they have their own word for it, but it's a series of events. >> pounding nails? >> that's one of them and mitt romney didn't do well so he expanded the number of events so he would do better. >> that's it for this edition. my shameless plugs to you. thank you. i'm not making apologies for any other companies. i just say thank you. coming up next, chris jansing, bye-bye. as her family pulled out of the driveway, this isn't just a teddy bear. it's a step towards normal. it's why allstate catastrophe teams didn't just arrive at these fires with cold water and checks to help the grown-ups start the reb

with my panel, susan paige bureau chief for "usa today" and clarence paige and do we do the standardoup. i are married, but not to each other. i want to start with the numbers. the battle ground states. you use the same 12 as we do. >> they must be right. >> there other national polls out there. >> you guys are doing the same dozen. another outlet that is doing it. in what you found you have obama narrowly had 47-45, you tested the theory that we had that came out of our polling to see how effective is the advertising between the two candidates. swing state voters, 82%. non-swing state is 62%. there is a lot of advertising going on. the same percentage of people have been contacted by the campaign. 35% in swing states. participating in the campaign, more people say they are participating and dan in the swing states. you look at the numbers, it's clear that more people that you see the obama negative ads, more people feel like they have seen them. you are seeing that you have seen the highest number here has seen a negative romney ad. >> and they have worked. just 8% say that the ads

all things political with susan paige and dan lothian. and weather gone wild.ll talk to two governors whose states have been hit hard. >> and finally, colorado on fire with their governor. i'm candy crowley. and this is state of the union. twice a week for the white house, a major victory in the supreme court followed by history of a different sort on the house floor. the president used the trappings of the white house in this case the formality of the east room to suggest in picture and in word that the supreme court ruling settled the controversy

and susan paige covers -- i hate to do this to you, nine elections so far.he's the washington bureau chief. i think i might have you beat. thank you so much for joining us. first of all y want to ask jason about the vetting process. what do you ask? we were going through dangers here and i'll put them in regular english. you're a married guy, right? so girlfriends? drugs? >> girlfriends, they ask about, lots of questions about your sex life. have you ever paid for sex, have you ever been accused of sexual harassment, sex tapes, a homosexual encounter. lots of questions about your sex life. they want to know about drug history, alcohol use, they want all of your tax records. it's a fairly invasive process. >> who does the questioning usually? is it the scand dt for president or is it a high level campaign person or somebody just as good at this kind of thing, digging? >> it's usual a high level campaign person. in 2008, for john mccain, a.b. coldhouse who worked for reagan was in charge of the process. for romney, it's beth myers. it's always someone who is f

. >> susan paige, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, rebecca. >>> in florida, george zimmerman is out on bail for a second time. zimmerman is the neighborhood watch volunteer charged with the murder and the shooting death of trayvon martin. as mark strassmann reports, this time his freedom comes with very strict conditions. >> george zimmerman was released after five weeks inside seminole county's jail, his home after his original bond and freedom were revoked by judge kenneth lester. >> he's no different than anybody else. >> the judge was angry that zimmerman and his wife misled him when they had $155,000 sitting in an online defense fund. mark o'mara zimmerman's laura greed his client was at fault. >> he should have jumped up and said she's lying. didn't tell you about the -- >> i don't expect that. i expect a tug on the sleeve. >> even a tug on the sleeve. agree. he should have done something. absolutely. and he didn't. >> lester increased zimmerman's bail to $1 million this time. in his nine-page order, the judge wrote, by any definition, the defendant has flooded the syst

this is written by susan paige ford "usa today." -- for "usa today." looking at other stories from the campaign trail, obama and romney don't change course over outcry on gun violence. for the new york times, this report -- both candidates have supported gun laws in the past, but their views have shifted as americans have backed away from stricter gun laws and both men have felt a political sting from earlier positions. obama and montgomery campaigns go global, another story. secretary of state clinton says the u.s. is committed to an aids-free generation. the u.s. will keep pushing for an aids degeneration, funding more hiv drugs and medical intervention to and help turn back the global epidemic, yesterday speaking at an aids conference in washington, d.c. our question this morning is revenue have a financial plan for the picture. michael is in portland, oregon, on our independent line. the president will be in your neck of the woods today. caller: i am honored. host: talk about your financial plan. caller: it is a lack thereof. i represent a large ma