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. >> reporter: defined mitt romney as an exploitative businessman unconcerned about the middle-class. >> hi, how are you? >> reporter: but jim messina said ultimately it was the face-to-face contact that sealed the deal. >> we invested in the grass-roots and for a year people said, you know, why are they spending so much money in these states and we were helping local people build a volunteer grass-roots army out there to talk to their friends. >> reporter: now, that kind of contact worked very well for the president with early voters here, scott, and it staked himtor a more than 200,000 vote lead in that category. >> pelley: it certainly worked, dean, thanks very much. all day long yesterday we were talking to voters as they left the polls all across the country. anthony mason is in studio 57. anthony, what did the voters tell us about why they voted the way they did? >> reporter: scott, the president built his reelection victory around the same coalition that put him in the white house four years ago. we saw a pronounced gender gap in our exit polls. governor romney won men by seven

and hours after, bumps in the road and-- >> and he was unconcerned about. >> four dead americans and bumps in the road. >> and not concerned about the death of four americans, you ought to take that back. >> obama's defensive rights, he mentioned mccain and graham and others, others who want to come after somebody. there's only one other person on that letter, senator eye otta, he want it had make it a war on women in order to do that he had to conveniently ignore that there was a woman on the letter who is actually going after rice. so even after his campaign, he's still campaigning, the fact is we've got to get the facts, or else it's going to be an oliver stone movie where everything is wrong. >> do you think she lied. >> i think she played the company man as a-- >> and garbage in, garbage out. >> and meanwhile the video maker rots in jail. >> and we continue to discuss the petraeus hearings and chaos after pot legalization and people are confused. people are getting a little weird. ♪ ain't that america ♪ ♪ ain't that america, home of ♪ 'cause i got friends in low places, where th

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the president sends his budgets up to the hill and he is so unconcerned that every democrat senator for two years in a row voted against president obama's budget? and what was his reaction? totally unserious. but this is backs up against the wall. if the president leads, we have a real chance. but let's don't be kidding ourselves, you are not going to write a tax reform bill in a few weeks. >> caller: why should i believe, under your plan, if they push it down the road -- we already did that. that is not believable. nothing's changed. >> not in my plan, greta. no offense. caller: but if they push it -- >> under my prediction. >> caller: all right. that's better. you talk about the budget. and you know, i was reading tonight about how the budget -- where we set our priority, the nation's priorities, we recognize how much revenue we have and decide how to spend. it it's a moral document, the time that we sit down and decide what we need to do. under the 1974 budget act, we are supposed to have this every year. that's not being done. the president has submitted proposals to senator harry r