Well, Anderson, I think that you have to give the president a victory today coming out of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Wolf, I welcome the fact the president put this on the national debate more fully.
I think this is almost a classic Obama where he's being so cautious that sometimes the message gets mottled.
If she loses the election, she is no longer a political celebrity. And she loses her speech fees.
What we don't know yet is how much the IRS scandal or controversy is igniting and bringing the Tea Party back together.
She had a very thin legislative record. She wasn't taken as seriously as many others were.
This is a precious moment because he has to get things done domestically in the next few months or his power is going to disappear almost completely.
They fired the IRS commissioner swiftly, but more than that, they also did it out of anger.





