>> we are back with norman orrin stooin, jeff toobin and vanessa williamson. if redistricting is at the heart or one of the key drivers here, what's the prospect that this is going to stop ? there are a few states that have tried to develop real congressional districts but you are asking the very people who have done it to undo it. >> in that article you mentioned, it was written as a preview for a supreme court case that challenged the institution of partisan redistricting and that challenge lost. it's open season. redistricting will continue. as to what can be done, parties have to learn their lessons. i think losing presidential election is what makes parties change. bill clinton took the democratic party toward the center. tony blair took the labor party toward the center in britain. they did it because their party kept losing. maybe there's a republican out there that will lead the republican party toward the center. >> vanessa, your book is about the tea party and remaking of the republican conservatism. what are these people likely to learn? what i'm st

hedger and matt lewis senior contribute for the daily caller and from cambridge, massachusetts vanessa williamson the author of the book the tea party and the remaking of government conner is hav conser. long on this panel all republicans an certainly you two are rumtion you would be the ones that most closely align yourself with the tea party. >> certainly. >> what is the gain? what do you think you can get? what do you think they can get? >> we are trying to make sure that in this law that is not leddy to to be parliamented. that the government has missed several deadlines he is required to enforce by law. he has realized that a lot of person people have realized this law is not ready to be implemented. we have seen businesses laying off workers and cutting off their benefits. it was nice to see the president speaking from the white house but it would be better to see him at the table with ruption. find away to fix the law and delay it until we can get provisions correct so it doesn't harm the economy. >> does this strategy have any hope? >> no it doesn't. i agree with you in terms of obamacare