but mark udall protects our right to choose, our access to birth control. mark udall.and i approve this message. >> again, that is the first official campaign ad being run by senator mark udall in his re-election campaign against republican congressman cory gardner. the republicans have already switched out one candidate in this race. i think it is unlikely they will be able to do so again. but so far the response by cory gardner to this line of attack is not a strong response. the gardner campaign's response to the udall ad, and i'm going to quote here, and i do not mean to cast aspersions piem going to quote their official statement. "at the time cory was not aware that the amendment, if adopted, had the potential to ban some forms of birth control." i didn't understand what i'm doing. i didn't mean it. oops. i only understood once i wanted to run for higher office when it was inconvenient to hold that old stance. this is not a strong response for somebody who wants to be a united states senator. so the cory gardner campaign is in a bit of a mess. and in the middle o

this is the memo that udall wrote to president kennedy. it says this. george marshall, the owner of the washington redskins, is the only segregationist holdout in professional football. he refuses to hire negro players, even though dallas and houston, texas, have already broken the color bar. the interior department owns the ground on which the new washington stadium is constructed, and we are investigating to ascertain whether a no discrimination provision could be inserted in mr. marshall's lease. at the time the redskins moved to washington, that made them the southernmost team in the national football league. even though washington, d.c., is not all that far south, the owner of the team made a strategic decision to try to market the redskins as the team of the south. as the team of the old confederacy. the band used to play "dixie" before redskins games. and the redskins owner, george preston marshall, he really did refuse to hire any black players for his team, 15 years after the rest of the league integrated. and he wasn't embarrassed about it, he

marx udall protects our right to choose. mark udall. in a word -- respect. >> i'm mark udall. i approved this this message. >> the new poll out in colorado this week shows the race is neck and neck. ux udall is up by just a point. this was a purple state. republicans have a real chance to pick up a senate seat this november. look below the numbers and you will see gender gap. gardner at 1980s reagan levels with men. and udall is at obama levels with women. the numbers show how critical women voters are are to democrats trying to hold onto the senate. in colorado, and in other states. >> i terri lynn land. congress pan peters and his buddieses want you to believe i'm waging a war on women. really? think about that for a moment. i'm terri lynn land. i approve this message because as a woman i might know a little bit more about women than gary peter. >> that was republican terri lynn land in michigan fighting back against an ad in the state. huffington post pollster which averages the polls taken has peters and land tied at 39% each. they are running for the seat now held by carl

our colleague tom udall could not be with us. he has introduced a constitutional amendment that would allow the congress to impose limits that the supreme court seems to be part -- seems to deem part of free speech. the opponents of the -- the proponents of this decision talk about free speech. that is an absurdity. no amendment is absolute. you can't falsely scream fire in a crowded theater. you cannot distribute child pornography. you can't libel somebody. those are limitations on free speech. it seems illogical to americans that a limitation should be on the wealthiest of donors reading our political system. but somehow, the supreme court, five of them anyway, cling to this idea that putting the same dishonest commercial on television 44,111th time is a vital part of free speech. i don't think thomas jefferson, george washington, or any of the founding fathers would ever think that this was a mandate of free speech. >> i just want to add a few points. the first is that, once again, this was a 5-4 decision. once again, we see t

but as i said, it makes the udall constitutional amendment much more attractive. >> the chief actually laid out a legislative responses you could take. have you thought about those? >> they said all along we could implement more disclosure. we tried. our republican colleagues used to say that disclosure is the answer. they have in an act of supreme self-interest been against disclosure. >> i guess [indiscernible] >> i'm upset as an american. as somebody who believes government can be a force for good, this decision just weakens everybody's faith in government. democracy. if people lose face in -- faith in democracy, faith in some ability to control the events that are occurring in washington, the actions of elected officials, the average person loses that faith, this is a much different country and i fear the consequences. i genuinely fear what is happening here. go talk to average people. they are just so disillusioned in the system. one of the main reasons -- look, the tea party has gridlocked our government. how does the tea party have such power? some of it is that they dominate so

ranking member roberts, and senator udall. thank you for inviting me to testify today. as indicated i am the vice chair of the federal election commission, but i am not testifying in that capacity today. nor am i speaking for the commission. instead, my testimony concerns a case pursued during my tenure as chair of the california fair political practices commission, fppc, to expose dark money in a california election. fppc versus americans for responsible leadership and i'm going to use the word of the day, is a byzantine story of campaign contributions being funneled all over the country in an apparent effort to avoid revealing to the public who is behind political campaigns. we discovered that networks of nonprofits, anonymously injected millions of dollars into our election by using shell corporate entities, wire transfers, and fund swapping. this allowed donors to skirt disclosure laws and cloak their identities from the public view. just a few weeks before the 2012 election, a california political action committee, which was focused on supporting one and defeating

of talking about the economy. >> we have a clip of that ad, from senator mark udall of colorado.e'll play it now. >> it comes down to respect for women and our lives. and so congressman gardener's history is disturb any. it makes abortion a felony. and gardener even championed an eight year crusade to outlaw birth control here in colorado. >> one of the issues, unmarried female voters don't turn out as reliably in an off year election as a nonpresidential year election. what do the democrats try to do. >> they try to stir up the issues. but the problem is, they don't seem to be driving the day. and whether they can move the needle in unmarried women to get them to the polls this november, is really the question. i think when you look back at the last midterm election, it was essentially, the fact that republicans narrowed that gap significantly that i talked about earlier in 2012. the they didn't she up in the polls, the unmarried women that skew democratic. >> it is interesting and a clever marketing strategy. coining the phrase war on women. did it help the last time around? >>

udall and gardner in colorado are neck and neck. udall with just a one-point lead. republicans need to take six seats if they're going to win back the senate and they're heavily favored in three states. in colorado, that would be a huge coup. be right back.  >>> we are back and before you even had a name, the horrors of aids devastated entire communitieses. in the trenches was a man named dr. eric gusby. he saw his first aids patient in 1979. he went on to treat many more during his time at san francisco general hospital. in the 1980s, 80% of the hospital's patients were infected with aids. many of them dpied due to lack of effective treatment. 1991, he went to washington to work on the federal response to the epidemic. and president obama appointed him u.s. global aids coordinator. he's now an adviser to born free, which "hardball" is partnering with. the group is working on an ambitious goal to stop the transmission of hiv to mothers and their children. in 2012, 700 children, each and every day were infected. a vast majority of them in sub saharan africa. the go

running on her ability to get things done on energy in washington, and so for people like her and udalldo where the pipeline would have a part, they're really struggling with the administration right now. they need something else to talk about, and the administration is just not helping them out. >> 11 senate democrats, including several of those running for re-election had sent a letter to the president recently asking for a decision, a final decision whether to go ahead by the end of may. senator, by delaying again, is it smart politics on the part of the administration because you don't tick off or maybe you tick off both sides equally, but at least you don't finally disappoint the environmentalists on one side or the independent voters and conservative states where. >> well, first, chris, let me say i am shocked at the cynicism implicit in this line of questioning that politics intrude in important decision making. >> i didn't have this for the first five years, but if you get into year six -- >> thank you. >> the state department has issued their analysis that on the merits about c

i don't get everything right the first time and a spokesman for democrat mark udall's campaign told " see through this cheap election-year stunt. coloradans want a senator who always promotes and protects women's health, not one that simply pretends to during election years. so nia-malika, for gardner's sake, he felt he had to reverse positions, but is there some backlash coming to him from the right, from his base of supporters, because he's now wavered on a life issue? >> you know, we will have to see. probably not. it certainly is not going to come from the establishment. the establishment very much wants to, a, win, and they think the way to win is to really focus on economic issues. they don't want to necessarily fight these culture wars around abortion and contraception, because it didn't go so well for them in 2012. i think they are, you know, they pretty much hand-picked cory gardner and scared away all of the other candidates who would have been in that race. so i don't think you'll see much of a backlash. i think cory gardner there is really looking at the waters there in co

. >> reporter: the kochs are blanketing with ads like colorado incumbent senator mark udall now in aattle against corey gardner. >> i would do it again, yes. >> tell mark udall, stand with colorado and stop supporting obamacare. >> reporter: the koch ad money appears to be well spent. a new "usa today" poll shows how a candidate stands on obamacan care will be an important issue for 84% of registered voters and rate shock of rising insurance premiums may be driving a new voter anger. support of the law has fallen to 37%, the lowest since 2010. it helps to illustrate why harry reid may be worried the koch strategy is working. >> they're saying these hitch rich men are like russian ole i gashgs, trying to buy the election and control the u.s. senate. so this to me reminds me so much of what president obama did successfully in demonizing bain capital and mitt romney. >> reporter: koch is spending millions on ads. open secrets.org says it ranks only 59 on the list of biggest campaign donors in the last 25 years. the top spot belongs to act blue, a pac that donated over $100 million, 99%

that's because democrats pounced on the ad because of the use of an image of president obama and udalltanding together after the araura shooting. they replaced the image with this image. we're heading to big sky country next. first your daily trivia question. what was the most recent election when montana voted for a senator and a representative from the same party? be sure to be the first to tweet the answer and you're get the on-air shutout. that and move coming up on tdr. >>> mark fuller left his job at dis disney to start a design firm, wet, to make interactive designs. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. predibut,

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would you be willing to upport a candidate like mark udall who has not really staked out a clear position on the ipeline? >> let me start with your first question. supporting people who are going to come under attack. one of the things that is really true in american politics is that group go after people who ake principled stands. it made it difficult for the politicians who want to stand up and do the right thing to do that thinking that they are going to be targeted by groups who disagree with them. unless the people who agree with them also show up and have their back and stand up for them, then american politics becomes a very dangerous place for people who have high principles. we want to stand up for people who do the right thing. the second question i think you asked was whether we would support a candidate who had not officially opposed the keystone pipeline. of course, we're going to support people who are strong advocates of progressive energy policy. we are going to take a holistic view and try to make sure the people who we support are going to be doing the right thing down t

mark udall is the democratic opponent. some people say a det dead heat. some people say forget the polls until you get close to election day. look at this instead. where is the president in a mirm election year? in louisiana, 54% disapprove of how the president is doing his job. in neighboring arkansas it's 60% who disapprove of how the president is doing his job. over in north carolina, that number is 51%. better for the president, but still a majority disapproval of his job performance. in mitch mcconnell's kentucky, 60% disapprove of how the president is performing. this one surprised me. remember the president carried colorado twice. yet 59% at this point disapprove of how the president is handling his job. i guess that's the question, manu, this will be a chess match in the end. do you watch the polls now or is it more important when the president stands? >> it's the president. also wear there the money is go. polls will fluctuate. a lot of voters when i go to these states and talk to them, are not even engaged there's an election going on. the gener

wyden though is not so sure he and his colleague on the senate intelligence committee senator mark udall issued a statement saying this is unacceptable that raises serious constitutional questions and poses a real threat to the privacy rights of law abiding americans it's been nearly a year to house a diverse audience weeks documents began to unravel the secret whether surveillance on the part of the us government by whistleblower syrup fifth jail terms and remain on the run. ralph nader and snowed and attorney weigh in on how the us government as botched handling of these people and their information srt sense of future reports according to mayor the real criminals are still large the glitch the revelations came a storm of indignation from the american said the feel of mass surveillance by the us government. mind blowing this ahmed is mitigated collection program that since may of two thousand and six and recorded the phone numbers the time to read and application of every single phone call made by an american domestic and international all of this and more time in complete secrecy for

we have mark udall, 9,783 bucks. we'll check in with mark pryor arkansas. that's a big difference.hey keep saying republicans have a war on women. i'm not sure it's true. we're going to go to our panel tonight. author of the book "the big tent" and stewart varney and dana marino. how does the president do this? didn't this just blow up in their face today? >> this is one of those policy boom ranges they would have liked to have had a clean run. the facts are what the facts are. the explanation the white house tries to use is the exact explanation -- >> did you see jay carney's explanation? we're less discriminatory than everybody else. >> the bigger problem is larger policy issues -- tax reform and education are the things that would help women more. >> we got an element of big time spin. the president has introduced us to fairness week. >> i call it obama doesn't pay women fair week. >> you push for an extension of unemployment benefits. you harp on the gender payment gap to divert attention for the d disaster of obamacare. >> obama is doing a great job to pave the way for a femal

loser americans for prosperity which used a photo of he obama and mark udall in an ad they had just beenng with families affected by the aurora shooting. they then changed the ad. misstep from an organization that played into democratic criticism. >> joan that -- jonah i was going to pick as winner robot president obama bowed to but i will pick b.b. netanyahu. he walked away from negotiations he didn't want to do because a boss decided to join up with hamas. the loser is cliven bundy and a lot of the people who invested so heavily in him in the beginning before they found out some of the things that he says and believes which are not helpful to his cause. >> a lot of email about that panel on that last night. that's it for this panel. stay tuned to see the administration's most recent obamacare push. >>> finally tonight, president obama claims the white house did not make a hard sell with the rollout of obamacare, jay carney at the white house podium said the same thing. one late night show found some interesting footage from monday'ser egg roll. >> six months ago today, a big part of th

backed by the koch brothers and it features a photograph of president obama and democratic senator mark udall looking sad together. in fact, that photo was actually taken at a hospital after the aurora movie theatre shooting. two years ago. families of the victims were outraged that a group replaced the photo calling it an unfortunate oversight. but a bigger problem is nonstop deception from this group. today, "the washington post" fact checker gave the colorado ad two pinnochios for misleading claims. and as part of a long pattern of mistruths. but despite all the deception, it's not working. new polling showss support, eve from red states. southerners may not like obama care, but they also don't want to repeal it. so what happens now? what comes next from the far right groups? joining me now is david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones. thank you for being here. good to be with you tonight. >> what's behind this deception? >> they're going to keep pounding the obama care drum until it's raw and bloody up until election day. it doesn't matter what the facts are. it doesn't matter

our colleague tom udall could not be with us. he has introduced a constitutional amendment that would allow the congress to impose limits that the supreme court seems to be part of free speech and a decision like this makes that amendment more and more likely and one other point. the opponents -- the proponents of this decision talk about free speech. that's an absurdity. no amendment is absolute. you can't falsely scream fire in a crowded theater. you can't distribute child pornography. you can't libel somebody. those are limitations on free speech. it seems so logical to every american that's a limitation should be on the wealthiest of donors rigging our political system but somehow the supreme court, five of them anyway cling to this idea that putting the same dishonest commercial on television for the 4111th time is a vital part of free speech. i don't think thomas jefferson, george washington or any of the founding fathers would ever think that this was a mandate for free speech. >> thank you chuck. i just want to make a few

colorado, we got mark udall. men higher average, male salary $9,783. one more. check in with mark pryor, arkansas, $5,799 difference. they keep saying republicans have a war on women. i'm not sure it's true. we'll go to our panel and hear reaction author of the new book called "the big tent" debuting number thee on amazon.com. we love dana's new hair cut. >> most important thing is you're here. >> i love being here. >> how does the president do this? didn't this just blow up in their face today? >> this is one of those policies boomerangs they would have liked to have a clean run. something that's a noble goal but the facts are what the facts are. the explanation the white house tries to use is the exact explanation -- >> did you see jay carney's explainition. we're less discriminatory than anybody else. >> they are looking for that flexibility all businesses are looking for. bigger problem is larger policy issues, tax reform, education. >> boomerang -- >> there are lies, damn lies, statistic, hypocrisy and pure spin. what we got today was an element of hypocris

udall: thank you, madam president. i rise today to join my colleagues to urge support for increasing the federal minimum wage. today's minimum wage of 7.25 falls short and working families are falling behind. it hasn't kept up with the rising costs of everyday life. in fact, it's $2 less than it was in 1968 when adjusted for inflation. a full-time worker earning minimum wage in 2014 makes less than someone did in 1968, almost half a century ago. $7.25 may be just a number to some but not for so many families in my state. struggling to get by, it means working two or three jobs just to future food on the table or fill up the gas tank or buy clothes for their children and still not able to climb out of poverty. our nation was founded on a basic premise, that no matter month who you are, if you work hard, you can get ahead, you can make a decent living. we haven't always kept that promise. we have the opportunity to do so this week for millions of hardworking men and women, young and old, who are paid the minimum wage. wo

this is tom udall, a democratic united states senator from the great state of new mexico.s father was secretary of the interior under jfk. john f. kennedy won the presidency and the election in 1960. he went to washington and was sworn in as president in january, 1961.

the koch brothers backed americans for prosperity trying to show mark udall, showing him alongside president obama in an ad, using footage from obama's visit to the state after the deadly aurora movie theater shooting in 2012. but even without that kind of tasteless mistake, opponents of obamacare are finding, the wind is no longer at their back. joining me now, former governor of vermont, and former chairman of the nc, howard dean. he is now a consultant at democracy for america. what do you think of the thesis? that we have finally -- everyone's been saying this from the beginning, bill clinton, all the house democrats, senate democrats saying, pass it, it's going to be rough, people aren't going to like it, you get it there, people start having health insurance, the politics are going to change. and i, myself, have not wanted to undersell how much people don't like the law. the polling says they don't like the law. you've got to listen to people. i think it's starting to change now. >> i think that's right, and i think it was predictable. you know, by the time they get done with this, in

world i realized the opportunity to engage with senators of the other party, remember chairman mo udalldealing cards on the floor of air force three saying this game is called. the chairman went in he would deal cards to all the staffers and we would lose carefully. the opportunity to work with senators from the other party with senior staffers from the other party made things very easy so when we came to a crucial moment ironically it was on the night of my birthday. the camera men man burst into a senate conference committee room and we had just cut a deal on the south african sanctions. one of the final nails in the coffin of the apartheid regime. all of the staffers are leaning overlooking in the pictures are on the web site. the deal that was cut was between two guys who had traveled together richard lugar of indiana republican richard nixon's favorite mayor. but the republican senator worked with the democratic senator saying let's get something done. the easiest things occurred and we were working with the senator on the other side of the aisle who just wanted to get stuff done a

hagan, north carolina, senate candidate tom tillis, senator al franken of minnesota, and senator mark udallcolorado. so why might a candidate put up you raw, highly produced video on the internet for anyone to use? precisely so anyone can use it. like, say, groups who want to promote a candidate but due to campaign finance laws cannot work directly with them. >> american crossroads is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> except when they aren't responsible for the content of that advertising specifically the video in the advertising. for example, here is senator mitch mcconnell in his own video and here are the same shots in an ad from the kentucky opportunity coalition. here is senator kay hagan's footage and the same footage in an ad from the southern alliance for clean energy. here is footage from her challenger's youtube page. and some of the same video in a brand-new ad by american crossroads. senator mark begich's raw footage and the same video in put alaska first. here is b-roll from dan sullivan. and here's the same shot in an ad for sullivan by american crossroads. s

today, democrats including senate leader harry reid and mark udall of the select committee on intelligence took issue with hayden's use of that word, emotional. >> welcome back to "hardball." for years, of course, billionaire brothers charles and david koch have backed a massive political network, dedicated to attacking democrats around the country. now democrats say it's time to give them a taste of their own medicine. according to the new york times sunday, quote, democrats believe they have finally found a way to fight back, attacking the brothers' sprawling business conglomerate as callous and indifferent to the lives of ordinary people while pursuing profit and power, paying attention to layoffs by koch subsidiaries across the country. a chemical plant in north carolina, a an oil refinery in alaska. democrats are seeking to make villains of the reclusive billionaires. in other words, the goal is to do to the koch brothers what the obama campaign did to bain capital in 2011. this morning, chuck schumer defended the strategy. >> what we're doing is we're showing that these ads that the

senator udall. >> good morning, gentlemen. we all have heavy hearts this morning as has been discussed over and over again. in colorado our thoughts and prayers go out to you and our soldiers and all the army families at ft. hood. i think we've also been in all the heroes among heroes who responded to the tragic events of yet, the valor of those first responders comes as no surprise to many of us. my home state of colorado, we've just been in awe as our soldiers have deployed to combat over and over in afghanistan. they've trained our allies. they've tracked the enemies during the counter-resistance operations in africa. and they've saved many lives in much of what we hold dear in colorado while battling the wildfires and floods over the last year. they've been great neighbors and friends to say the least. we're just so lucky to have these heroes living amongst us. we're forever grateful what they do day in and day out. i've got great respect for the brave men and women in your sister services and air and sea power. the simple

democratic incumbent to the sitting president featured a grim-faced photo of obama standing next to mark udall they visited victims of the aurora movie shooting in 2012. after families complained, americans for prosperity apologized and that's been replaced because americans for prosperity did not want to compromise the integrity of the $35 million advertising assault on the patient protection and affordable care act. >> joining me now, the chair of the dnc, howard dean and heather mcgee. governor, when it comes to these two ads from koch world, which is worse? it's a hard choice. the misinformation and i would say almost like close to lies here if not outright lies or tastelessness and shamelessness of the on tpportunism -- >> it's not either one of these ads, the fundamental problem is koch brothers believe they have the right because they have 50 billion or $70 billion, whatever they have to run a country. this country was created with the notion all of us had a vote and all of us were equal, not only under the eyes of the lord but under the eyes of our government. this corrupt supreme cour

. >> in response to hayden's comments, mark udall of colorado said -- hayden's comments are the latest chapter in a spat over the senate torture report between the cia and feinstein, who has openly accused the cia of spying on senate staffers. feinstein herself dismissed the remarks as "absolute nonsense." in the philippines, the supreme court has upheld key parts of a government plan to provide universal access to contraception. the reproductive health law was signed in 2012 after pressure from the catholic church block its passage for 13 years. it requires government health centers to provide free access to condoms and birth control, mandates sex education in public schools, and requires health workers to care for people suffering from the effects of illegal abortions. a mississippi judge has dismissed a murder charge against again african-american woman who face life in prison after giving birth to a stillborn baby. gibbs was 16 years old when she was indicted for "depraved heart murder," accused of willfully causing her baby step by smoking crack cocaine. a medical examiner had rul

cory gardner challenging mark udall in colorado.t. the democrats pushed for pocketbook issues like fay equity and the minimum wage are part of their strategy to draw classes. now we have the ryan budget that can be added to the democratics' budget as they battle to keep the senate in the midterm elections. first of all, i start with the realistic view that a democrats only lose five senate seats this year, they will consider it a pretty good night because there's also a chance of a sweep this year. kelly you're giggling, and i understand why because there's also a chance of a sweep election in a sixth year presidency. how good is voter information that you can get to them in a short ad about how a congressperson votes on something like medicare, which affects the middle class? >> well, here we go again. we saw this story in 2012. and the country saw the biggest gender gap in our history over things like the ryan budget. so we're going to go in and talk to women voters. it's already happening today. we're going to talk about the cuts

the great conservation center tom udall thinks the president should sign that.t would be his biggest national monument to date. >> thank you, doug brinkley, appreciate your stand on this. there are regulations on what animals are counted after oil spills, which is highlighted in this whitehouse.gov petition, which asks all wildlife, not just oiled animals retrieved after a spill. we're asking you to sign that petition and tweet your support using #wildlife counts. make sure to let us know on twitter, facebook and e-mail. >>> up next, as the clock ticks down, and the numbers tick up, we look at what's behind the recent surge in executions with two lawyers who have been in the trenches on this debate. stay with us. [ aniston ] when people ask me what i'm wearing, i tell them aveeno®. [ female announcer ] aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion has active naturals® oat with five vital nutrients. [ aniston ] because beautiful skin goes with everything. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results™. [ female announcer ] f provokes lust. ♪ it elicits pride... incites envy... ♪ ...a

to miss understand that the cadets who will be concerned so they have what the market a little bit udall is taken to gauge customer interest if other hand the device which can now is still limited in terms of applications. critics are questioning just how well the price tag of fifteen hundred dollars but that will go down in the mainstream markets. there are widespread privacy concerns. a watchdog report on tuesday to lay down the potential threats emphasizing that anyone could be secretly recorded some goss whether it's a day have already been attacked in by people opposed to the products. this does not computer. this is. spyware when you were the devices you think you're wearing it really last for a new school where you are becoming a set of ice removal. others are saying that practical potential of the technology bust this post so and they read seven and built to house another sometimes carry outs in operation to repair a young boy's after that. using pupil costs. he's been advised by a surgeon in new york nine thousand school buses away associate is essential in educating surgeons an

democrats like mark udall. pressure and take grimes to task for not having weighed in yet on whether or not she supports the keystone xl pipeline. here's what house speaker john boehner had to say. quote, this delay is shameful with tens of thousands of american jobs on the line and our allies in eastern europe looking for energy leadership from america. it's clear there is little this administration isn't willing to sacrifice for politics. so republicans really accusing the obama administration of just playing a game of politics here. democrats not surprisingly pushing back on that. this was what barbara boxer had to say of california. she says, quote, given the unprecedented number of comments from the public on the keystone xl pipeline proposal and the legal uncertainties due to lawsuits in nebraska, the state department was entirely correct to delay a decision on the pine line. so this very heated debate continues, craig. the reality is, though, most voters aren't going to the polls and voting solely on the