bush. take a look. >> you watched and worried, two wars, tax cuts for millionaires, debt piled up and now, we face a choice: mitt romney's plan, a new $250,000 tax cut for millionaires and increased military spending and or president obama's plan, deficit reduction, millionaires pay a little more. i'm president obama and i approved this message because to cut the deficit we need everyone to pay their fair share. >> paul: okay, so is the obama camp saying a vote for mitt romney means two more wars? kim, explain to us what the obama camp is saying with this strategy of linking mitt romney to george w. bush. >> well, this is part of the alternate reality of the obama world. what we have to do is blame everything that's wrong in the country right now on george w. bush, blame it on the wars, blame it on the president bush's tax cuts and everything else. of course, it's not actually why we're in the situation we are. it's in part because we had a big housing crisis and also, compounded, dramatica

he's using bush policy. bush video tonight. >> bush ideas. one of the big things they want to go to the mat on is the bush tax cuts. they're not just called the bush tax cuts because they were under bush. they were a big part of the economic policy. to pick up what he said in that clip, it wasn't that long ago bush was presiding. four years. believe democrats cannot only talk about bush. and that's true. but four years to deal with two wars and an economy which collapsed under in the last months and arguably the last years of the bush presidency. that is what bush left this president. and that is -- that wasn't that long ago. the bush ideas and the bush problems are still there and frankly if president romney was sworn in in january, he'd be dealing with it too. >> and you brought up that ana marie. that debt clock. it went up substantially under bush. come on. you can't give that debt clock up there and then show a video of george bush and people don't turn around and remember that that clock was run up in large measure by george bush. >> ye

we had the bush center -- yeah. as well as the provost and vice president are here with their spouses we are fortunate to be associated. our relationship with smu has exceeded our expectations and i hope we continue your expectations. we are very much involved in action oriented programs, and i want to be known as a think tank, an action oriented place that can make a difference in the world and so i want to thank you all very much for having faced in us when we convince you to support the bush center on the smu campus. laura and i just got back from cowboy africa which is in zambia. we went over there because of the bush center one of our major initiatives is to honor human life. we believe all life is precious, whether they live in america or the continent of africa and we are disturbed by the fact that many women who've got the hiv virus are getting cervical cancer and not much is being done about it. so, with your help we've put together a collaborative effort to save lives. part of the mission was to kick off w

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jeb bush. a series of other people, including political consultant, policy advisers, many of whom were around jordan w. bush, all of whom karl knows. this is the kind of candidate that he wants. not some crazy, wacky republican that cannot be reined in, but a business minded conservative like romney who wants to cut regulations and taxes for the rich. >> finally, i want to ask you about overall, the bush's. the next generation of the parties brand is florida gov. jeb bush. he spoke on sunday about what he will talk about when he addresses the delegates tonight. >> i will talk about education, which is something that is not necessarily a federal program but is a great national priority. it is actually a place where the partisan divide is not a short. if one-third of our kids are college or career ready by the time they reached 12th grade, that is a tragedy. there is no amount of government program that could ever fill that void. we have this big debate now in our country about class warfare. the

said to the bush center. this is the bush institute's first book, the first of many as you will soon see. and it's unusual in that it was published by a major trade publisher, crown. and as a result, will get broad circulation. many of you here are supporters of the bush center, and we thank all of you for making this book possible. and in a real sense, this book is literally yours, and you will get a copy of in this book as you leave, a signed copy by president bush. and we'll also be taking some questions from the floor. but i want to go to -- are you guys comfortable here? do you want to sit down? >> absolutely. [laughter] >> i like you better sitting. i do. so, brandon, you did the impossible which was to kind of wrangle, as we say in texas, 21 authors -- many of whom are, i'm not talking about kevin or jason, but sort of temperamental types. tell us, tell us a story about getting these people to write for us. >> sure. you know, this past fall president bush gave a speech at smu's campus where he noted th

bush from governor of texas to the presidency, advised bush during the two wars in iraq and afghanistan, who some claim helped seize the 2004 election and for bush and who was at the center of two of the biggest scandals of the bush ministration. today, how karl rove went from almost indicted to becoming the most powerful political operative in america. all of that and more coming up. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. republican congress member todd akin has refused to drop out of missouri senate race, defying calls from leaders of his own party who say he could hurt republican chances this november. he sparked a national controversy over the weekend after he told an interviewer that women are somehow capable of blocking pregnancy during what he called a legitimate rape. republicans from presidential candidate mitt romney to crowe wrote to senate leaders urged akin to withdraw before a tuesday deadline for missouri candidates. but on tuesday, a controlled radio host and former arkansas governor mike huckabee he plans to continue his b

at two bush's wars we're looking to bush's recession we're looking at lucia's tax credit actually because of the same coin as in germany and what has been maintained as republicans in the house of representatives represent is that maintaining our speaking of paul ryan let's turn to paul ryan's speech here was one of the many many half truths and misleading statements that paul ryan laid out this speech and foremost. a lot of guys i went to high school with worked at that g.m. plant right there at that plant candidate obama said i believe that if our government is there to support you this plant will be here for another hundred years that's what he said in two thousand and eight well as it turned out. that plant didn't last another year it was locked up in empty to this day. and that's how it is in so many towns where the recovery that was promised is nowhere in sight so the recovery that obama was supposed to bring us didn't happen and that factory got closed down and i don't think anybody in the audience thought he was condemning george w. bush but take a look at this picture and we're g

i wondered what bush was like. at the beginning the questions that were bugging him about moral hazard. he plays the rancher down here but he is a policy want. president bush has a curiosity. yes 4% growth is possible. we half to stop doing the wrong things. first, i get tax policy right. that is very simple. we're not doing it. the highest corporate tax country in the developed world. dion at and of the congo are the two worst but after that we're the least friendly place. [laughter] a bunch of research shows of we could fix what we're doing we could add over the next decade. we owe a huge amount that are running $1 trillion per year. have been mined what government does? think of everything you think government does. we would still have the deficit. we need is spending reform. whether to ratios contrary a few are in a situation with high government spending if you bareback you get growth quickly there is another half of a percent with this goal consolidation. other countries have been as messed up as we are. thir

bush. then they said that the study failed to fully take into account the massive economic boom that would come from cutting taxes on the wealthiest americans and the biggest corporations. because we all know how well that worked out the last time we tried it. >> there it is again. cut and raise so you get more revenue. the dynamic score keeping that's always been proven wrong. but bobby, you start here. they want to make the case they cut the taxes for the rich, somehow the poor benefit. it's trickle-down absolutely in our face. give a bigger break to the guy with the money and somehow the pee-ones will wi e e es will do. go ahead. that's what they've been selling since reagan. >> steve and i will disagree on the merits of this, but the reagan thing in my view is a fantasy. what happened in the reagan years is they cut taxes and had big deficits. the tax cuts didn't pay for themselves. politically the president is in the right place here. the country agrees with him on whether the wealthy

specifically to get into the bush campaign. this is from the same accuser who said the logo of the u.s. missile defense agency bore a similarity to the islamic crescent and star. something nefarious, he said, was afoot. so this strange war goes on between the questionably accountable and the seriously -- between the enforcers of the conservative order. the one demands that politicians make to him the other questions the national loyalty of the one demanding the signatures. stick with napoleon on this one. just stay in the stands and watch these gladduaters go at it through the election. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. the ed show starts right now. >>> good evening, americans. welcome to the ed show. mitt romney is horsing around with billionaire donors in aspen while president obama is fighting for the middle class. tonight i'll show you mitt's fancy dancing on taxes. this is the ed show. as ed would say, let's get to work. >> mitt romney's middle class tax increase. he pays less, you pay more. >> on the ai

a lot of people have asked us how much did bush ii listen to bush i, how much did he ignore bush i's advice, and we always say -- and the reporting bears this out as much as maybe people's wishes were that it not true -- is that the, in some ways the son was the comforter to the father, that all through the gulf war which was a very difficult time for the president it was, it was the younger man who would call the father up and say, um, turn off the television, you know? you've got to stop watching this stuff. the older man was concerned about the criticism just as any father would be of his son. and i think the what 41 decides early on was that his son had a lot of advisers, but he really only had one dad. and so that would be the role that he would play which is probably the choice most, i think, fathers would make. anyway, easily misunderstood but really simple when you think about it. this is not all "kumbaya." i don't know what the opposite of that is, but we have a lot of that in this book. and this is one of the earliest. >> so, again, you know, these relationships tend to fol

bush. the romney/ryan ticket, particularly the ryan part of it ends up being chest deep in george w. bush and of its own volition. we've got that and mr. bush's only appearance in tampa and all the action from the convention floor coming up. plus the weird fight that unfolded in public today between the former vice presidential nominee of the republican party sarah palin and her employer at fox news. it's about john mccain. it happened in public. we've got the details ahead. you're watching msnbc's live coverage of the republican convention. managing my diabetes is part of my life, between taking insulin and testing my blood sugar... is this part of your life? freestyle lite test strips? why, are they any... beep! wow, that hardly needs any blood! yeah... and the unique zipwik tab targets the blood and pulls it in. so easy. freestyle lite needs just a third the blood of onetouch ultra. really? yep, which is great for people who use insulin and test a lot. max and i are gonna run out and get

bush. and i think that the obama administration, we've really reached the end of the rope in terms of those because i think many would argue the obama administration in terms of its initial intention was probably the most forward leaning u.s. and most ration to come into office but it came to the north korea problem and it is now in a position indistinguishable from the heart are aligned that even the clinton administration took its time during the two terms. so that's a positive path and they don't seem to want to take it. what can be done in the interim? the most important thing done is to get more information and to north korea. more information and terms of what's going on in the outside world in terms of marketization, in terms of the internet, in terms of cell phone. this is the only way to really make inroads into seeing any change should in the country. from the perspective on the one hand they need economic reform is to say they need money, food producers of things. on the other ha

passed his bush tax cuts but really this goes back a lot farther right. right this goes back to nine hundred seventy one the inspiration was one thousand nine hundred seventy one memo secret memo written by a future supreme court justice lewis powell and the memo really inspired corporate leaders the business roundtable the chamber of commerce he wrote it for the chamber of commerce and then that became the blueprint for the headlines that you see today it was actually implemented in a in a field manual written by the heritage foundation called the mandate for leadership in our film really connects the headlines all of the uncertainty the craziness back to that tracing it back to this one nine hundred seventy one memo yeah and it's i mean the movie is brilliant and there's it seems like there is this thirty year effort to really educate america on economics and you know who we should rely on to make the economy work and we see the think tanks that have brought up the changing of faculty classrooms is that kind of the kind of the ork of this is yeah it was

i want to underline something that jeb bush said, governor bush said, about both of those issues in our interview with him. >> our demographics are changing, and we have to change not necessarily our core beliefs but how we -- the tone of our message and the message and the intensity of it. >> do you agree with that? when it comes to, let's start with women and outreach to women and what they care about? >> well, i think that, you know, everybody wants to divert the real issues. i think that, of course, there's been a plummeting, if you will, of republicans because the democrats have certainly tried to wage a war against women. class warfare. bottom line is, is the republican party has -- statements of president -- governor romney has rejected that statement. as have i. you know, he made a serious, outrageous statement. and now everybody wants to pile on to that statement, trying to make it a republican statement. it has nothing to do with the republican platform or where the party is. and as far as immigration, you know, arizona has been the battleground, if you will, regarding illegal

para el 2016. >>> bush en el 2016 trabajarÁ para la reelecciÓn de mitt romney. >>> el gobernador bush dijo que el prÓximo presidente de estados unidos, quien quiera que sea, tiene que reconocer a enrique peÑa nieto como presidente de mÉxico, a pesar de la acusaciÓn de compra de votos, es todo, vamos a estudios marÍa elena. >>> gracias jorge, el presidente de mÉxico calderÓn, dijo me lamenta sucesos ocurridos hace dÍas en el estado de morelos, cuando dos funcionarios norteamericanos fueron heridos por militares mexicanos, informes de prensa indican de mÉxico que serÍan dos agentes de la cia, no fue confirmado ni desmentido por estados unidos. en colombia, se capturaron a 5 que se acusa por el atentado a londoÑo, donde murieron dos persona, la policÍa dijo que el que colocÓ y activo la carga contra el vehÍculo, tiene 16 aÑos, les piloto o carne, autoridades dijeron que son delincuentes comunes al servicio de farc. parecÍa una pelicula del quo vieron, residentes de hollywood en california. fue una falla mecÁnica real, hizo que un helicÓptero noticias soltara humo al des

that was a great man hated by the bush family particularly going all the way back to president bush, an obscure member of the senate from connecticut. they all hated roosevelt because he was a communist and he was going to do this and he lacked -- he liked black people and he was going to destroy everything. i could hear the voice of the right wing then every time the senator from arizona saw fit to bestowed his wisdom upon us in the campaign and he was making the case that obama wants to become president so he could tax all the poor people of the country. what you going to live on. and out of the shots as they say. there will be a spokesman for the senator from arizona. he is going to tax and spend. that was 1936. i remember that campaign. alfred landon trying to -- which he failed to do. they are still at the same old watering hole. somebody once said everything on earth changes except the avant-garde theater. [laughter] >> a lot of people are interested in historical fiction. the use of the past as a kind of mirror leaders the reflection of the president and mirror of the future.

you miss judgment by the bush administration -- misjudgement by the bush administration. they misjudged what they were getting into because they did not understand iraq. they did not understand that saddam hussein represented a minority that had been running the country and beating down the shia majority and that this would open up a huge can of worms. we pushed elections in all of these countries. in almost every case, the people we wanted to win the election did not win. we did not understand what we were getting into. >> you said in that same column, how quickly with congress had voted in october of 2002 on the eve of the congressional election to give president george w. bush the authority to go to iraq if they had not had a provision to raise taxes? june 6, another column. let's start with cost overruns, you write. does any branch of government get away with having its programs ballooned the way the pentagon does? >> what made you write that? >> i had a long talk with a retired admiral. i had read somewhere that there is a program that is part of developing a new wea

passes bush tax cuts but really this goes back a lot farther right. right this goes back to nine hundred seventy one the inspiration was one thousand nine hundred seventy one memo secret memo written by a future supreme court justice lewis powell and the memo really inspired corporate leaders the business roundtable the chamber of commerce he wrote it for the chamber of commerce and then that became the blueprint for the headlines that you see today it was actually implemented in a in a field manual written by the heritage foundation called the mandate for leadership in our film really connects the headlines all of the uncertainty the craziness back to that tracing it back to this one nine hundred seventy one memo yeah and it's i mean the movie is brilliant and there's it seems like there is this thirty year effort to really educate america on economics and you know who we should rely on to make the economy work and we see the think tanks that have brought up the changing of faculty classrooms is that kind of the is that kind of the ork of this is yea

former florida governor, jeb bush. also, we'll turn to the party's nominee four years ago, senator john mccane. waying in on the state of the party, romney now leads. finally, inside's political round table on the job ahead. plugs plus the fight for the women voters that will occupy. joining me, florida congresswoman and chair of the democratic party. republican strategist mike murphy. live from tampa florida,this is a special edition of "meet the press" with david gregory. >> good sunday morning from tampa. and our approach here as the republican convention. the story this morning is not politics. it is the weather. the convention is now delayed until tuesday. joining me now, overlooking tampa bay, the weather channel's jim canori. jim, they've cancelled monday. they hope to be able to get in tuesday afternoon. but based on this track, you had that to be delayed for a bit? >> it's going to be a close call. even if we begin to ramp things back up here tuesday and improve in tampa, on many, many people's minds is what's

president bush. only 34% say it's obama's fault. >> eric: it's $700 billion over ten years. $70 billion a year. this year is 1.1 trillion more than -- >> juan: i just said -- >> it's a joke. just it's not. >> eric: will this plan work to bring down the deficit? >> dana: the plans put forward he rejected. simpson-bowles would have dealt with entitlement reform and give taxpayers relief an a chance to keep entitlement programs in existence for our children and grandchildren. president obama deserves some for not being able to leave them for anything. last february, speaker boehner offered to the white house, said let's get this fiscal cliff thing done. by april. before we get in to the heavy political season. the white house blew them off. >> eric: take a listen to mitt romney from yesterday. this is a fundamental difference between president obama and candidate romney. take a listen. >> it's free men and women that drive the economy. freedom makes america work. president obama, bless his heart, tried

>> they tried that on george herbert walker bush. he was a pretty great president. >> it did hurt him to some extent, that narrative. are you worried about what the media is saying here? this kind of story line gets out there? how do you counter that? >> if i worried about what the media said why get much sleep and i'm able to sleep pretty well. >> has anyone ever called. >> wimp before? >> i don't recall that, no. >> jennifer: he seems to use that i don't recall that a lot. is that a wimpy response? >> there is the same nervous laugh in there that he had in one of the interviews that you played at the top of the broadcast. and he always gets that kind of silly jittery laugh going when he doesn't know what to say and he feels a little cornered. >> jennifer: you wrote a follow-up piece today that mitt romney's speech in israel which actually some have described as a tough speech. backbone speech that it was actually a weak and highly calibrated position taken expressly to pander to right wing israelis, right wing american jews like sh

bush tried, but didn't campaign on it much in 2004. he tried in 2005, he couldn't even get a vote out of the republican congress. >> what james said about scott walker is right. you talk about a sacred cow, third rail, whatever metaphor you want to use he took it to them and survived and it isn't a message to the rest of the party the rest of the country, that you can push these reforms successfully and survive them. i think the presence of the tea party has been felt much deeper at the state level where they in control of certain states. in congress, the republicans only control the house there's some good senators and probably more coming in november, when you don't control the presidency and you don't control one chamber it is hard to make your presence felt. >> what are the dividing lines that still exist within the party? the tax cut argument sames to have been won bay tax cutters. spending cutters are there. >> this issue of taxes and spending is still not settled. president obama attacking paul ryan as some kind of radical. the

>> they tried that on george herbert walker bush. he was a pretty great president. >> it did hurt him to some extent, that narrative. are you worried about what the media is saying here? this kind of story line gets out there? how do you counter that? >> if i worried about what the media said, why get much sleep and i'm able to sleep pretty well. >> has anyone ever called. >> wimp before? >> i don't recall that, no. >> jennifer: he seems to use that i don't recall that a lot. is that a wimpy response? >> there is the same nervous laugh in there that he had in one of the interviews that you played at the top of the broadcast. and he always gets that kind of silly jittery laugh going when he doesn't know what to say and he feels a little cornered. >> jennifer: you wrote a follow-up piece today that mitt romney's speech in israel which actually some have described as a tough speech. backbone speech that it was actually a weak and highly calibrated position taken expressly to pander to right wing israelis, right wing american jews like s

bush's foreign policy team. and lots of people think now, um understandably but not quite accurately, that theville -- vulcans book was about neoconservatives or hawks like cheney and rumsfeld. it's not exactly true. it was about all of the people in the george w. bush association, cha cheney, rumsfeld, rivals colin powell, richard armitage who had risen with them inside the party. and despite all the differences among these members of the previous administration, they shared some common traits and beliefs. all of them had backgrounds in the military or in the pentagon, and this was as true of the secretary of state who had been chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, richard armitage, as it was of cheney and rumsfeld. it's rare to have an administration with two former secretaries of defense. and they also shared some common beliefs. um, america was unquestionably a force for good in the world, military power was of supreme importance, and, in fact, the disagreements among them were how and when force should be

bush against richards in texas. two weeks before that election, everybody thought jeb bush was going to beat lawton. the order would have been reversed and jeb would have been the one going in 2000. >> there's not a person alive who knows more about the '90s than steve kornacki. unbelievable. you are granular on the '90s. i love it. the thing i'm struck with this week is how, that bush is clearly an embarrassment to the party. they are running away from the legacy, the name and i don't think there's ever been a nominee, a president four years out, that the convention runs so far away from that person. i mean, so yes, clearly, jeb would have a very difficult road with that last name, but just where's w.? are you really that embarrassed? >> we were talking about it in the office today. i think the last time you could think of a president george bush was in with the republicans, lyndon johnson, 1972, when the democrats did not want him near that miami beach convention. >> up next, just because it sounds good, that does

tax that led us here but under the bush tax cut structure is where we got into the deepest recession in america and the great depression and on top of. that mitt romney has not articulated a clear plan on what he plans how we plan to cut the taxes that we're going to cut taxes are going to open up the economy that's all he said no clear plan and then when you ask him for a clear plan romney says give you a clear plan the military acme is this a case of the free market fair. i don't think there's been any evidence that the bush tax cuts are what got us in the recession we want to talk about what actually got us in a recession we can talk about the housing bubble and some of the financial markets are helping out what happened in two thousand and eight but didn't connect it with marginal tax rates which were lower i mean i think that is i don't think they are the exact cause they are going we can get causality there's a precedent here i mean in one nine hundred twenty one harding came into power and he cut the tax top tax rate from up in the seventy percent down to twenty percent area w

bush. one of the few bush administration officials speaking in a prime space in this convention. and she's taking on president obama for his failure to lead, in her opinion. >> and i know, too, i know, too, that there is a weariness. i know that it feels as if we have carried these burdens long enough. but we can only know that there is no choice, because one of two things will happen if we don't lead. either no one will lead and there will be chaos or someone will fill the vacuum who does not share our values. my fellow americans, we do not have a choice. we cannot be reluctant to lead and you cannot lead from behind. [ cheers and applause ] mitt romney and paul ryan understand this reality. our well-being at home and our leadership abroad are linked. they know what to do. they know that our friends -- >> and, you know, that phrase lead from behind, that was used by an obama administration official to describe the president's foreign policy. >> in one of these human moments, we're told that occasionally the prompter goes off on stage and condoleezza rice has been speaking entire

george herbert walker bush. [applause] my friends, this campaign is about philosophy, and it is about character, and george bush wins hands down on both counts and it is time all of us came home and stood beside him. chose albert gore. and just how moderate is prince albert? well, according to the taxpayers union, al gore beat out teddy kennedy, two straight years, for the title of biggest spender in the senate. and teddy kennedy isn't moderate about anything. and i am not kidding. how many other 60 year-old do you know that still go to florida for spring break? [applause] out that that great big costume party in new york, mr. gore made ahenceforth, he said, the "central organizing principle" of all governments must be -- the environment. wrong, albert. the central organizing principle of this republic is freedom. [applause] and from the ancient forests of oregon, to the inland empire of california, america's great middle class has got to start standing up to the environmental extremists who put insects, rats an

specifically to get into the bush campaign. this is from the same accuser who said the logo of the u.s. missile defense agency bore a similarity to the islamic crescent and star. something nefarious, he said, was afoot. so this strange war goes on between the questionably accountable and the seriously -- between the enforcers of the conservative order. the one demands that politicians make to him the other questions the national loyalty of the one demanding the signatures. stick with napoleon on this one. just stay in the stands and watch these gladduaters go at it through the election. that's "hard"

the tax cuts of george bush, they create the the great deafcy. absolutely untrue. the tax increases of bill clinton in the 1990s created the surplus. not accurate. they are rewriting history. anything to avoid looking at the state of the economy now, which is perilous, indeed. high unemployment, massive debt -- >> and getting worse. >> and it's getting worse. >> and his number one policy issue was last on the list in the gallop poll. their biggest concern is jobs. >> let's remember, we could be leading the world out of this. >> we could be, but we aren't. >> it will not work. >> it will not work. say that again. >> it won't work. >> all right, guys, good to see you both. and coming up, what happens when a democratic senate candidate praises communist china? he gets rewarded at a prime time speaking slot at the democratic convention. and former obama economic advisor, austin goolsbee is here for a "hannity" classic one-on-one shootout. will he defend president obama getting four more years. and also a segment that should have all women outraged. how ann romney is tr

rrenttv at the bush video that the republican convention is running. bush 41 and bush 43. i have a soft spot in my heart for george h. w. bush who did have the courage to raise taxes when he thought he needed to. i do not have a similar spot in my heart for bush 43. and the point i want to make here as we open up this conversation is -- it's got to be embarrassing to bush as well as to the entire republican party that they have to hide him in a closet. that he was such a failure as the last president on the republican side that they can't even invite him to their convention. it is almost unprecedented. >> john: this is a repeat of 2008 when bush and cheney did not attend. i disagree with you. i think george w. bush's greatest achievement next to not dying and letting cheney take office would have to be making his father look like socrates. >> cenk: really? >> john: i'm afraid so. i think all eyes will be on jeb because jeb bush by endorsing governor romney, only in an op-ed and not making any appearances side by side seems to be setting himself up to be the moderate option

bush no quiso estar aquí >>comencé la entrevista preguntandole a su hermano de quien era la culpa de la situación actual, si de su hermano o barak obama >>no importa, yo digo que el presidente recibió una situación muy difícil cuando entro en la presidencia, hay que reconocer que la economía que ha fomentado ha fracasado. >>no se puede hablar del pasado todo el tiempo, sino presentar ideas para superar esto, por lo que él ha fracasado >>a los hispanos les preocupa más la economía que la inmigración, si esto es cierto, por qué les está yendo tan mal con ellos >>inmigración no es el tema que empujará a las personas a las uras, yo creo que el tono del debate fue duro así >>anti inmigrante >>más duro en torno a la proteccion en la frontera >>mitt romney tiene un gran discurso el jueves, una gran campaña en otoño de ofrecer una salida a lo que tenemos hoy >>enfatizar la economía y no la inmigración mitt romney quiere autodeportar a miles de hispanos >>él ha dicho que esta en favor del dream act para una legislatura >>su hijo es latino, se considera él a si mismo latin

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