if you are seen as being the unorthodox or a party loyalist, unfaithful they do tend to get interest groups who come after you with a primary opponent and all kinds of institutions in place and resources said place that keep them to toe a line. more and more that is quite unusual. >> host: the subtitle how issue ownership distorts american politics. what is the distortion? >> guest: what i find in the book is the theme of i find lots of instances where the parties pay less attention to what the public wants on the issues they own and on what they don't. the affordable care act is a great example, a policy pursued by president obama and nancy pelosi when she was speaker of the house in the first term is pursued despite the fact all the polls run against this policy. it is clearly unpopular there are aspects that americans like but when it comes down to the mandate of the increased taxes to pay for the expansion of health care coverage this is a pretty unpopular policy but the democrats pursued it anyway but they have a party loyalist that this is a once in a generation opportunity. th

if you are seen as not being orthodox or as loyals would say unfaithful to the party groups' interest they will mount a party that makes it more difficult and there are institutions in place that keep the party politicians towing a logical line and more and more that is usual. >> host: subtitle. how issue ownership drives and distorts american politics. what is the distortion? >> guest: the distortion i found in the book is i find lots of instances where the parties actually pay less attention to what the public want on the issues they own than on the issues they don't. so again the affordable care act is a great example. this is a policy that is pursued head long by president obama and particular nancy pelosi who she was speaker of the house, it is pursued that despite the facts this policy is unpopular, there are aspects of it that currently americans like, but when it comes down to specifically the mandate that you have to obtain health insurance and increase taxes that are being put on parts of system for the expansion of health care this is an unpopular policy. and the democrats

rob, the unfaithful husband had to know. now he was the aggrieved spouse.andi talked to her daughter, here he was in his pickup truck come to walgreen's to look for his wife. >> phone call from rob. he goes, are you with emmett? and i go, took a deep breath and i said, yep, i am. emmett looks over at me and he takes the phone away from me and he goes, yeah, what's up, chief? and he says, yeah. wait right there. we'll be right there. you wait right there. and that's when i said, no, knock it off. we're not doing this. and he goes, oh, we are doing this. >> there are moments in life when big choices are made. this was not a good one. >>> coming up -- a late-night rendezvous turns deadly crime. >> and i went, oh my gosh. i'll never forget, ever. ♪ mimuppets: it looks so good.... animal : no flavour! kermit: when it's time to eat together... animal: sooorry. kermit: do everyone a favour, serve a drink that has real flavour. lipton fresh brewed iced tea is the natually refreshing way to enjoy your meals. it's the flavour we all savour, does any food a favour. go

a spouse who had been unfaithful. a son with injuries to his hands.mething else detectives noticed the night they interviewed jeffrey. >>> coming up on "early today," some actually good news on ebola to report along with the pentagon strike force being assembled to fight the deadly virus. >>> another nfl record is shattered, but by peyton manning. >>> a dad is pulled fm a burning home. and surfers brave for the action. it is monday, october 20th. "early today" starts right now. >>> well, good morning on this monday. thanks for joining you i'm betty ng. wee do have fast-moving developments on the efforts to contain ebola, but first, a new

. >> reporter: an unfaithful husband. but was that the motive for murder? police learned this case was far more complicated than that. and this mystery, not so easy to solve. >> she grabbed his throat. i don't think she realized what she was doing. >> he couldn't take it anymore, the entire situation. >> it was just heartbreaking. >> reporter: tonight, the troubling truth about the family next door. i'm lester holt and this is "dateline: behind closed doors." here's dennis murphy. >> reporter: it was a drippy friday morning, the start of memorial day weekend. bernie pyne usually took that day off from work for a welcome seasonal chore, getting the backyard pool cleaned-up, the unofficial start of summer at his family's home in michigan. he told his wife, ruth, it didn't make sense though, what with the weather. >> i remember that morning, i said, "hon, i'm not going to open the pool today. it's kind of soggy out there. there's no sense wasting a vacation day on a day reich this." >> reporter: so bernie took off for his job as a test engineer for a car manuf

bob's love for his craft and ideals is only rivalled by his unfaithfulness. psychological fan of the 49ers. he finds sunday, no matter where he may be, are only complete when he's able to enjoy his team. >> on the bus we make sure we have the games available. we have nfl sunday ticket on our bus. and that's mighty convenient. i can remember a few occasions where we'd take a break. it would be an awful long break. while we were waiting for the game to end. or wrap up so we could go back on either feeling good or feeling bad. >> i knew bobby weir was a huge 49er fan so i struck up a conversation with him about niner football. he immediately was happy to talk about his devotion to the niners. he told me a great story i've never forgotten. obviously f you're a niner fan, you remember the great monday night game between the rams and 49ers. joe montana with the two touchdown passes to john taylor. each from more than 90 yards. come from behind win. garcia and bob weir were doing a radio interview that night and they only agreed to do the interview if the radio comm

--i don't think generaof gender equality many men are under educated, they're more likely to be unfaithful, we have to figure out how to make them more marriageable. unless we do that we're not going to see marriage taking a turn for the better here in america. >> brad wilcox, stephanie coon coontz, wendy wang, thank you forgoing me today. that brings us to the end of "inside story." the program may be over, but the conversation continues. we want to know what you think about the issues raised on this or any day's programs. sent you go yours thoughts on facebook or twitter. the and it @aj inside story am. or ra @ray suarez news. in washington, i'm ray suarez. >> coming up at 6:0 6:00{^l" ^} eastern. containing the spread of the ebola buylous may be easier than calming the fear in the united states and around the world. >>> fierce fighting as isil tries to capture a strategic syrian town and those caught inside may be in jeopardy, and recognizing two people who put their lives on the line for their beliefs. those stories and a lot more coming up at 6:00 p.m. eastern. right here. >> they tau

don't think general of gender equality , many men are under educated, they're more likely to be unfaithful, we have to figure out how to make them more marriageable. unless we do that we're not going to see marriage taking a turn for the better here in america. >> brad wilcox, stephanie coon coontz, wendy wang, thank you forgoing me today. that brings us to the end of "inside story." the program may be over, but the conversation continues. we want to know what you think about the issues raised on this or any day's programs. sent you go yours thoughts on facebook or twitter. the and it @ aj inside story am. or ra @ray suarez news. in washington, i'm ray suarez. >> next on al jazeera america presents... >> the catholic church of the 21st century is a global financial power. the pope might just be one of the biggest landloards in the world. the church is now spending heavily on political lobbyists. >> 21% of the dioceses told us that they never audit their parishes. we found that 85% of the dioceses had experienced an embezzlement in recent years,

in a piece for the atlantic, she notes that digital tools are aiding the unfaithful and the untrustingshe describes sneaking and spying apps as a, quote, arms race of infidelity-themed weapons aimed at the consumer's heart. they call from certain contexts. while find my iphone can be used to track spouses suspected of cheating. i can bench press 300 pounds. are you a snooper or sneaker? >> i suck at lying so i am a snooper. i will do research on my husband. >> your husband is no where around. do you look at his stuff? >> all the time. >> what do you find? >> nothing. >> so he has the other technique? >> he is either really good or very faithful and i think it is the latter. >> he put a lot of money into that oculous wrist thing. >> we got such a nice check and i thought great for christmas. >> how do people cheat before these apps? >> the american way. they had a sidepiece. if you can't cheat -- the terrorists are winning. this is america. you should be allowed. >> at least what? >> i don't know. i don't think my husband -- we are both sort of over it. >> you know when you get what you

and i think there's a lot of misfaith or unfaith in our ability to follow through.isome. the next few months is going to be telling. the fsa is fighting on two fronts. this is going to be a long-term war if there are boots on the ground. >> congressman, thank you for being on the show this morning. >>> still ahead, the world health organization has called violence against women a global health problem of ep pem demic promogs. the disturbing role that social media plays in that attack. we'll be right back. . synchrony financial partners with over two hundred thousand businesses, from fashion retailers to healthcare providers, from jewelers to sporting good stores, to help their customers get what they want and need. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. engage with us. >>> here with us now, editor and chief of "glamour," cindy levy. the magazine is out with a new survey on women and their body image. the renee zellweger story and women being targeted online, but this is interesting. tell us what you found. >> the first major body image of survey 30 years

. >> and "unfaithful". >> that was before cameras. >> best scenes ever -- you're right -- in the elevatorthat's why all the germs are. why are we thinking about germs? the worst of all -- say it. horseback. on horseback. anyway -- >> who did they talk to? >> freaks. a bunch of weird freaks. okay, so there is something that people are talking about more and more in the world, it is called a thigh gap. only if you're skinny have you ever even discussed the thigh gap. i never heard of the thing. >> the concept is -- >> it is the thin gap between your thighs. >> yes. >> you can see through. >> who has that? i mean, honestly, who has it? anyway -- >> most supermodels do. >> i'm talking about normal people, you know. no. that does not -- >> just another thing to make you feel awful about yourself, so stop it. now, comedy group named just boobs decided to do -- i hope children are in school today. >> we're sorry. >> yes, something to do about it. take a look at their take on the thigh gap craze. >> liz, you look great. what's different? >> thanks, tess. well, i did just get these new thigh gap j

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