obama, a pesar de los problemas de la economía. >>> el presidente barack obama dijo que lo mejor está por venir. >>> poco antes que aceptara su victoria en chicago, mitt romney admitió su derrota en boston. >>> acabo de llamar al presidente barack obama para felicitarlo en su victoria, los que lo apoyaron en su campaña, también merecen mis felicitaciones. >>> apelando también a la unidad bipartidista, el candidato republicano pidió cerrar filas alrededor del mandatario . >>> el presidente barack obama volverá a gobernar con un congreso dividido, pero dijo que el país es mucho más que estados rojos y azules >>> esta es una edición especial de noticiero univisión ♪. >>> qué tal, muy buenos días, bienvenidos a esta edición especial de noticiero univisión, les saluda satcha pretto. >>> y ricardo arambarri, en una mañana donde el presidente barack obama amanece seguro que conservará las llaves de la casa blanca por 4 años más, los estadounidenses apostaron nuevamente por la visión de país el presidente barack obama que ganó su segundo mandato con más de 50 % de apoy

president barack obama has been in chicago all day. mitt romney want to boston this morning to cast his vote before flying out for more campaigning. we have team coverage on the two candidates. we go to the president supporters in chicago. we begin though, with rita williams with romney supporters in boston. [cheers and applause] >> well, mitt romney senior strategist took to the stage to ref up the crowd. no real news but you can see the crowd here is beginning to grow. meanwhile, i am told that mitt romney is across the street in a hotel room with his wife, ann, his five sons, 16 of his 18 grandchildren. but right before he went in there he had one last thing to say about this long campaign. >> i am very pleased. i feel like we put it all on the field. left nothing in the locker room. we fought to the very end and i think that is why we will be successful. >> no would of, could of, should of. the governor seamingly satisfied with the campaign he has run. [cheers and applause] as for the supporters some are downstairs below me right n

obama. >>> lori que estÁ pasando allÍ con barack obama?. >>> gracias josÉ, el presidente barack obama no se da el lujo de descansar, de hecho estÁ en pie visitando cuatro estados, que Él piensa podrÍan ayudarlo pues a lograr un segundo mandato, estarÍa de nuevo en ohio y tambiÉn estÁ visitando n. jam cher y milciones de personas en toda la naciÓn se estÁn movilizando, estÁn haciendo lo que dicen son miles sino millones de llamadas, y tambiÉn tocando las puertas de millÓns de hogares para asÍ buscar votos para su candidato, y con eso dicho no podemos ignorar el voto latino, los analistas dicen que este voto podrÍa marcar el margen de ventaja para barack obama en ciertos estados, sabemos que las encuestas dicen que los hispanos pues apoyan mÁs al presidente barack obama. >>> es tanto asÍ que ayer Él mismo grabÓ un mensaje en espaÑol y pidiÓ a partidario es que lo compartieran, amigos y familiares, entre algunas de las cosas dice, seÑala que, tÚ puedes marcar la diferencia o el rumbo que este paÍs pues tomaria durante lo

obama tuvo una noche más tranquila de la que se anunciaba, el presidente barack obama venció en todos los estados cruciales, incluso en ohio, esto es lo que el presidente barack obama le dijo al a nación. >>> esta noche, en esta elección, ustedes, el pueblo estadounidense nos recordó que a pesar de que el camino ha sido duro, nuestro camino ha sido largo, nos hemos levantado, hemos vuelto a luchar, a levantarnos y sabemos de corazón que para los estados unidos de américa aún falta lo mejor por venir >>> la campaña presidencial fue la más cara de la historia, se gastaron casi 3 mil millones de dólares y demostró que a pesar del dinero, que es importante, no garantiza el éxito electoral, en el 2008 los votantes hicieron historia al elegir al primer presidente afroamericano, en el 2012 le dieron 4 años más para completar su vis. >>> somos mucho más que una colección de rostros, somos todos jntos, los estados unidos de américa y juntos, con su ayuda y gracia de dios, continuamos nuestro camino hacia adelante y vamos a enseñar al mundo por qué nosotros vivimos en la mejor

obama tuvo una noche más tranquila de la que se anunciaba, el presidente barack obama venció en todos los estados cruciales, incluso en ohio, esto es lo que el presidente barack obama le dijo

can the same be said of barack obama? has he learn from his mistakeness the answer will strike readers, i can hear them chanting in unison, no, no, no. >> guest: look at john f. kennedy who came to the oval office truly unprepared to be president, and made many mistakes in the first year or more, including the bay of pigs and other mistakes he made. it is now generally conceded that kennedy, by the time he was assassinated, had grown in office considerably and understood how to deal with the military, how to deal with congress, how to deal with conflicting advisors advisors ao forth. i don't see this happening with barack obama. he has not brought in -- despite the fact he said he would have a team of rivals, other than hillary clinton, he has not brought in any rivals whatsoever. he is in fact hardly used his capitol at all and has create edgars who -- created these guards who are like minded of him, czars, including a woman named samantha power, one of her cheech e chief foreign policy advisedders, and i don't think see

barack obama won't be president next time. and it's a safe bet republicans won't put up a black person as their nominee. just looking at who's in the bull pen. how will both parties approach the race question? jelena, what do you say? >> they have to do it by not alienating people of color and women and young voters. that's what the republicans -- that's where they went wrong in this election cycle. they said insensitive things about race, they said insensitive things about race, and they said -- >> certain actors within the party made those statements that. doesn't reflect the whole party. >> that was the party platform. >> the whole party's based on one statement? then senator louise lucas is representative of the entire -- >> the republican party platform has language which is demon strablly anti-woman. it doesn't have personhood language in the republican party platform? >> what i'm hearing her say -- >> you're alienating certain segments of the american public. and you're not going to be able to win elections. so going fo

obama si bailaría le gangnam style si gana, pero el presidente barack obama le dijo que lo haría, pero la inauguración no sería el momento adecuado, pero miren anoche un fanático hizo este video. >>> pero el estilo del presidente barack obama cuando camina, creo que podría baialr el gangnam style muy bien. >>> nos gana, seguro (todos hablan). >>> eh, sexy lady ♪. >>> vamos, vamos, a bailar. >>> dale, dale, alan tacher. >>> 5, 6,7, 8. >>> venga, venga (aplausos). >>> uno para el otro ♪. (aplausos) ♪. ♪ hey, sexy lady >>> órale, qué buena coreografía, chavos. >>>aahora sí para dónde. >>> solo, solito, solito, solito >>> vamos, karla. >>> exacto. >>> qué bonito. >>> (todos hablan). >>> venga, venga. >>> sexy, sexy (aplausos). >>> vamos a gozar (risas) >>> qué guapos se ven, hombre, de veras. >>> no, ya, ya, ya >>> vengan, vengan, pero además, se dio cuenta que se pusieron de acuerdo para bailar. >>> coreógrafo oficial de despierta américa alan tacher. >>> pásenme el tanque de oxígeno. >>> para que vean lo que siento yo con el reencuentro, para que veas dónde es y

. >> el presidente barack obama reelegido pero le diremos porque el voto hispano fue crucial . >> invitan para dar solucion al problema de inmigración . >> [música] . >> comenzamos . >> [♪ ♪] . >> este es su noticiero univisión edición nocturna con ilia y enrique . >> [♪ ♪] . >> muy buenas noches la madre naturaleza es noticia . >> en guatemala sismo de 7. >> grados sacudio al país, se sintió también en méxico . >> tenemos la historia . >> un intenso terremoto asoto y el temor se apodero del país, cerca de méxico varios aterrados en alud . >> como volaba el vidrio de todos esos edificios que podía ver y la gente pedía a dios . >> ya no salieron , que se salía, y me cayó la piedra encima . >> si . >> fallecieron 3 . >> hace 36 años hubo uno igual . >> es el sismo más grande del terremoto de 1976 . >> he esto les da a ustedes una idea de lo que enfrenteamos . >> la unidades de rescate buscan sosbrevivientes . >> van 5 replicas, puede causar más daño a la población . >> el gobierno declara alerta roja, ,a población evacua ,guatemala , univisión . >> mal los habit

four years ago, barack obama won here over john mccain. it was a little bit of a change, because dixville notch has been very fond of republicans. barack obama was the first democrat to get the nod here since hubert humphrey in 1968. though tonight we're looking to see what dixville notch will do in this election cycle. it's only going to take a couple minutes to go through the ten ballots and then post the result. >> i heard it's like a big competition down there in this area of northern new hampshire. because there's a flotation classified as a town and this dixville notch is a precinct. but dixville notch wins by being smaller, is that the idea? >> that's right. they only have ten votes to count and will post their results much more quickly. that's why they're able to hold on to the title of the first voting town in the united states. i keep looking over my shoulder here. this isn't going to take by just a minute or two. and when they do, they'll stop and announce -- >> david, can i ask a question? how long does it take to count ten vot

de 70% de los latinoss que han votado yo han hecho brasil, presidente barack obama el voto hispano podrÍa definir la acciÓn, ambas campaÑas hacen esfuerzo por captar votos en colorado entre otros... el fenÓmeno san dis responsable de un cambio histÓrico comenzamos con esta ediciÓn nocturna los esperamos . >>> este es su noticiero univisiÓn edicion nocturna. >>> muy buenas noches, en tan solo unas horas millones de personas irÁn a votar para elegir al prÓximo presidente de estados unidos, se espera que hasta 12 millones de hispanos participen de estÁ decisiÓn y definan contiendas para estados clases, como nevada, carolinas y florida vamos con viviana para conocer mÁs detalle. >>> el voto de los hispanos es una realidad que puedes decidir una elecciÓn preceden ello sobre todo en una candidatura reÑida, los 14 millones de inscritos el 20% votÓ y 73% de dio su voto a obama. >>> el voto latino serÁ alto en estos comicios. >>> cuando uno se hace ciudadano lo hace porque quiere el derecho de votar y ellos han cambiado mucho el voto. >>> por eso la atenciÓn estÁ puesta en florida

now the gap has expanded again in barack obama's favor. what went wrong in the last couple of weeks? >> mitt romney has bridged the gender gap and it's because of his policies. women of this country are not monolithic voters. they want jobs and they're concerned about the debt that's passed on to their children. and they know that mitt romney is someone that will help to create jobs and his policies will cut down on the debt and put our nation back on a more sound economic footing. >> if he does win, mitt romney, are you looking forward to a romney administration? >> i don't think anyone woman is. >> well, he is. >> but i think women aren't. the gender gap has grown again because women realize they can't trust him. with health care, with equal pay. so i think that's what we're seeing is that women are moving towards the president. he's been a great president for women's health care, for economic parody in this country. that's why the gender gap is so in favor of president obama. >> it is hard to trust mitt romney on these social issues. i

barack obama has been reelected as the u.s. president. the challenger, mitt romney, conceded defeat in key battleground states that fell to the democrats. talk a bit more about international reaction. president obama will have a new counterpart in china to work with during his second term, someone looking to approve country leaders for the next decade. looking for new relationships between the world's biggest economies, perhaps. in beijing, yes, how will the news of a second term in america be going down, martin? >> you are right in saying that there has been no change in the white house, but there will be change here in china. that change will start tomorrow. china's current generation of leaders has spoken to president obama and congratulated him on his election victory. an editorial from the state-run news agency stressed that once the election was over the china bashing, you might remember that during the campaign both candidates were highly critical of china, particularly over trade practices. particularly, economic issues will be pa

neil: but let's say that barack obama wins. we have the same makeup as we have before. >> i wasn't upset when people show disrespect, but they were pitting one group against the other. all americans want to be successful. people in america say it is the american dream. when i see people trying to divide the two, it is just not the right thing. hopefully, if obama does win, he is smart enough to say, enough of this. we are going to change something in america and needs to be changed for all people. there is no more giddy even or getting revenge. you have to make a change. if obama wins, and they are not going to change -- if republicans win and they wait for the democrats to change, they're not going to change -- we have a very messed up america. what we need here is some unity. no matter who wins, we need some unity. we will not know until later tonight. we will see this later on tonight. someone has to change for we the people and not just for what they support to get elected. neil: thank you very much. taking a look at the el

el presidente "barack obama" es reelecto por otros cuatro años de mandato.... pero algo que si quedo muy claro es que el pais, esta muy divido... ---buenas noches...gracias por acompaÑarnos. ---ya se sabe quién será el pÓximo presidente de los estados unidos... tras los comicios de hoy que marcaron una de las elecciones Ás reÑidas de la historia del pais la intensa batalla electoral va aÍ:... "barack obama" lleva votos del colegio electoral, mientras que su rival "mitt romney" tiene . ---los deÓcratas del area de la bahia se reunieron en san francisco para seguir muy de cerca los resultados electorales... tenemos una cobertura ern equipo... "edgardo quijano" esta en el cuartel de los republicanos, pero comenzamos con nuestra compaÑera "beatriz ferrari" quien se encuentra con los demócratas... bea --como ya informamos, para conseguir la reeleccÓn el presidente barack obama supeÓ los 270 votos necesarios del colegio electoral. --y aunque en el voto popular la contienda esÁ reÑida, obama lleva la ventaja con el % de los sufragios, mientras "romney" t

presidente barack obama habla de precipicio fiscal . >> la emergencia en guatemala por sismo el presidente pide protección , y el alto a las deportaciones . >> thalia visita a mexicanos dañados por sandy . >> comenzamos . >> [♪ ♪] . >> este es su noticiero univisión edición nocturna . >> [♪ ♪] . >> buenas noches el director de la ci a y un general condecorado ,renuncio por investigación que encontró que le era infiel a su esposa . >> vamos con mmás, >> claro que si el fbi investiga la relación que puso en riesgo la seguridad nacional . >> adames investigaciones revelaron información clasificada . >> el fbi recibió información de que el tenía amorios con mujer que no era su esposa . >> encontraron que hablaba con mujer y tenía claras referencias sexuales . >> el general que pensaron que era bueno a la presidencia renuncio y sus razones que cayó como bomba . >> después de estar casado por 37 años, mostre una mala decisión . >> no se revela el nombre de la amante, pero si se investiga a una biografa que tuvo múltiples cargos . >> estuvo un año en afganistán . >> no

president barack obama wins re-electi re-election. in the end it wasn't even close. >> you made your voice heard. and you made a difference. >> with a gracious concession, republican challenger mitt romney made a humble request of both parties. >> to put the people before the politics. >> no republican has ever won the white house without ohio. >> in the end the battleground state of ohio put the election out of reach. >> the president of the united states defeats mitt romney. >> but the nation remains a house divided as the balance of power holds firm on capitol hill, a call for unity. >> we remain more than a collection of red states and blue states. we are and forever will be the united states of america. >> i'm soledad o'brien. >> this morning we have every issue covered. can the white house and congress work together to fix the economy? will the partisan gap now close? with the empire state building bathed in blue light, this much is clear. >> let the world know that 11:18 pm on the east coast of the united states, we projected t

i think it's all about barack obama. democrats will be deeply demoralized, african-american democrats more so. but i think that the base of the republican party cares about only one thing and that is getting rid of barack obama and i think they will be infuriated and they don't care whether it's mitt romney or anyone else. chris: howard, big question to you. a lot of polls show it's possible that romney could win the popular. although it has no meaning in our constitution. will the right not accept the loss if they win the popular and lose the electoral college? will they cause trouble? >> i agree with joy. and my whole career has been about covering the rise of the conservative republicans in the south. as the defining principle of the modern republican conservative parlte. they will be full of conspiracy theories and craziness if barack obama wins again. it will drive them completely nuts. and i think we've had a decline in comity to use an old fashioned word in our politics since 2000. if the electoral college versus

his name is barack obama. i know this sounds odd, but i just had this strange feeling that he could be president of the united states some day. and i always joke, now i take betty lou to the track with me whenever i go. >> when obama ran in 2004 for the united states senate, david axelrod signed on as his media adviser. the little-known candidate with the unusual name defeated a half dozen rivals to win the democratic nomination. >> thank you! >> obama's come-from-behind victory won him wide attention. he soon got a call to deliver the keynote at the democratic national convention. >> and as soon as he hung up, he said, i know what i want to say. i want to wrap my story in the larger american story. and for the next three weeks, he was writing on little scraps of paper wherever he went, in between campaign stops. and he pulled it all together. >> the pundits like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states. red states for republicans, blue states for democrats. but i've got news for them too.

compared to barack obama, that was the first bill he signed. so whether your issue is jobs, which are finally coming back now, and we can't go back to those days of george w. bush and the same policies that romney is embracing, whether that's your issue or whether you think it's fair that a woman should be made a criminal if she exercises her right to choose -- on both issues, the president and the democrats are on your side. and so i really do have faith in the women. you know, i will tell you a quick story. my mother was born before women got the vote and when i was a little girl, she would take me to the polls. with her and she was so enamored of voting and she pulled that curtain around her, in those days they did that. and later in life, she said, you know a lot of the women have the men fill out their ballot. but when we get in that booth and we pull the curtain, we do what we think is right. and i think you're going to see women step up to the plate for barack obama and the democrats. >> barbara boxer, thank you so much, senator, thank y

it was shown yesterday at obama campaign headquarters in chicago just hours after barack obama's re-elected. it shows the leader of the free world as i have never seen him, you probably haven't seen him either. raw, exhausted and reduced to open tears by the efforts of his young campaign workers. and by the thought of what he himself has accomplished. it's one of those things you've got to watch in its entirety. here it is, arguably barack obama's finest ever speech. >> i try to picture myself when i was your age and i first moved to chicago at the age of 25, and i had this vague inkling about making a difference. i didn't really know how to do it. i didn't have a structure. and there wasn't a presidential campaign at the time that i could attach myself to. ronald reagan had just been re-elected and was incredibly popular and so i came to chicago knowing that somehow, i wanted to make sure that my life attached itself to helping kids get a great education or helping people living in poverty to get decent jobs and be able to work and have daybreak. to make sure that people didn't have to go

. >>> el presidente barack obama dijo desde ohio que el país está listo para dar apoyo a los afectados para la labor del huracán sandy y agradeció el apoyo de equipos de rescate y ayuda a las víctimas, el centro médico langore de nueva york que que tuvo que evacuar unos 300 pacientes, dijo que todas las áreas están en servicio, y otros hospitales dicen que están listas sus instalaciones para las próximas dos semanas. >>> el gobernador de nueva jersey, chris christie extendió la votación para dos días más, es la información por el momento regresamos a los estudios ♪. >>> la otra gran noticia es la política la campaña entra en la recta final, el presidente barack obama estuvo en ohio en un acto de campaña para asegurar la victoria en ese estado, uno que podría decidir la elección del martes, el mandatario también tenía programados actos con sus seguidores. >>> mientras tanto el candidato republicano mitt romney también se reúne con electores de ohio y new hampshire, en este último llam'a ganar barrios que tienen cartles del presidente barack obama en sus casas. >

obama para que se apiade de su caso. >>> que el presidente barack obama me mire a mí y piense lo que estoy pasando con mi familia, con un error del adn. >>> ni los abogados, ni del a embajada, ni de la clínica asistieron a la audiencia. >>> tenía que comunicarme con la persona que iba a resolver el problema, pero en el último correo dijo que nos iba a dar un cheque de 4 mil dólares,e para sacarlo a él. >>> esta es la segunda audiencia del caso, ahora hay que esperar que la corte civil y comercial decida de la situación del a jueza, en santo domingo, esperanza ceballos, univisión. >>> agentes federales iniciaron un operativo para poner tras las rejas en puerto rico, sospechosos de robo de identidad y fraude al departamento de rentas internas, los acusados habrían llenado planillas para recibir reembolsos. >>> nancy pelossy continuará en su cargo en la próxima jornada del gobierno, dijo que aún queda mucho trabajo por hacer y quiere trabajar con el presidente para impulsar la economía. >>> los demócratas aumentan en 10 votos su posición en el senado, gracias al senador ke

obama o nunca ha estsado en la contienda final . >> el presidente de los estados unidos barack obama tienen una pequeña ventaja en vvirginia,ohio y la florida, pero se consideran empatadasos, se realizan encuestasn el las zonas más afectadas por la tormenta . >> sandy le da la oportunidad

california, we are ready to project for barack obama now. of course, the biggest democratic prize but got over 60% of the vote in '08 and ready to project washington state, a blue state for barack obama. idaho, that will be for governor romney. solid red state. that was also a big state for john mccain four years ago, and hawaii, his home state, that would have been a big disappointment. >> no chance that was going to happen. >> for barack obama but it certainly did. one more state before the polls close. >> let's go back to jake tapper and david muir with the campaigns. jake, let me start with you, clearly the excitement is starting to build inside the obama headquarters. they sense something is happening. >> reporter: indeed, george. president obama said earlier today that he could see this election spilling into tomorrow, but it does not seem right now that they think that's going to happen. you have all sorts of indications that president obama is getting prepared to come here to the mccormick center and we have all sorts of indications

obama,ese calentamiento repsonsable de la tormenta? hicimos una preghuna aún experto . >> ninguna tormenta se puede decir que es causada por el calentamiento global. >> tormentas como sandy son más frecuentes e intensas por la atmosfera . >> sequitas, tormentas, olas de ffrío,olas de calor que abarca un área extensa, esos extremos subiran, aummentaran en frecuencia . >> independientemente de lo crea, el consenso entre los científicos es que las temperaturas elevan el nivel de los ocenanos, haciendo que tormentas como sandy sean más peligrosas . >> ciudades como new york, la zona de new jersey tienen que prepararse porque es una cosa de que existe buena probabilidades de que pase otra vez . >> todavía hay excepticos, para muchos cientifvicos el calentamiento global no es una cosa de fe, ssan francisco,univisión. (♪). >> los candidatos a la presidencia se preparan para el último fin de semana de ñcampaña,cada uno por lo menos visita cuatro estados y nos dicen c'çomo van en la contienda . >> en este caso no llegó la calma,

his latest is barack obama thhe's david maraniss. this is overheard. ♪ >> david maraniss, welcome. >> thank you, evan. >> great to see you. >> terrific o be here. >> this is a great book and the subject is so big, but i want to go kind of away from the book and ask generally about this president and why after all these years we still don't know where he's from, who he is, donald trump is asking for his college transcripts. i mean, there's not been a person in public life i would submit to you, about whom so much has been written, although out in the world so much apparently is still unknown. >> well, it's not unknown. >> of course i'm being facetious. >> he's the first african-american president. that's the first and only reason for all of this. >> this is all about race. >> it's all about race. >> at the end of the day you never asked for a birth certificate from a white guy. animosity and hatred that i saw directed towards bill clinton too so i can't say that all of that is about race, but the reason that these -- the conspirator

barack obama is a proven coop ray tor. he even offered the republicans, unilaterally, in an attempt to get a budget deal, a trillion dollars in spending cuts. they said thank you very much, no deal. we will not see one penny raised on the wealthiest americans, even if it will get rid of $4 trillion in debt. but he kept going and the door is still open and when you reelect him, the door will be open and they will walk through that door. [ cheers and applause ] >> the second reason that i am for president obama is that he has done a good job with a bad hand. keep in mind that all through 2007 and 2008, then senator obama, crossed america with senator clinton and senator biden and other good democrats all talking about how bad the economy already was. median family income after inflation was lower than it was the day after i left office. poverty was up. all of these things mr. romney talks about now were true before the crash. because of the policies he now advocates. and then came the crash just six weeks before the election

and his name was barack obama. and i go by barry so that i don't have to explain my name all the time, and go into a long explanation of myself." and so i said, "well, if your name is barack obama, i'm going to call you barack obama because i like that name. >> narrator: in the school's literary magazine, barry now identified himself as barack obama. >> i think the word "barack" is absolutely essential to that identity of being, "i am a man. i am a man with a future. i need to be prepared for whatever that is going to be. i don't know the answers yet. but i sure as heck know i won't get there if i hang out and take things for granted and just be kind of a smart guy." >> narrator: but barack was restless at occidental. he decided it was time to leave. he would transfer to columbia university in new york city. >> one day he told me he was transferring to columbia. he had, i think, a need for a more expansive environment, more stimulating urban environment to grow intellectually. so that was his choice. >> he needed t

: what do you think of barack obama's first term? >> ain't worth a damn. i don't agree with anything he done. >> reporter: it was a sentiment that was also common after president obama's first run for president. 3.4% chose obama, the lowest for any county in the country. if you could tell barack obama to do one thing, what would you tell -- king county is not only barack obama's lowest vote percentage, it's also the county where he received the lowest total number of votes. nationwide, the president tal tallied more than 62 million votes. but here in this county, he got 5 votes. mitt romney winning 139 to 5, made this the president's worst showing in the u.s. we went to the girl's basketball game at guthrie wrl high school and asked the voters why there was such distaste with barack obama's presidency. >> i thought he sounded more like a dictator than a president. >> we went to the local baptist church to a monthly women's club meeting and heard similar sentiments. >> anything that goes wrong, he just blames it on bush, the last admi

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barack obama was against it then. he came out and endorsed it and this presidential campaign, the dog that didn't bark. it didn't seem to draw any fire at all. >> i think it did bark in which it barked against the republicans in this because i think what's happened and the transformation on these cultural issues over the last 0 years which used to be an advantage for republicans and the wedge issues that they provided, abortion choice, gay marriage now, have now become majority of the country issues which is why voters under 40 years old have no concept about where the republican party is on these issues and disconnected from a big part of the country. >> we'll have a big conversation about the republican party's need to appeal to hispanic voters, we need to have a conversation about appealing to the majority of this country, women. women are put off by the whole debate over abortion rights. women, even pro-life women are comfortable with pro-choice leaders because choice doesn't mean you're for abortion but for choic

barack obama has been elected president, right? but there's still this bitter divide in the country. if you read social media you really see it. republicans who are unbelievably angry that barack obama got a second term. >> i think they need to put that behind them and work together. and that's what really ticks people off. they get all this bickering in washington. we don't need that. we need problems solved and solved now. get this deficit under control. that's a good start. >> reporter: so do you think barack obama can do that in a second term? some people might say he didn't achieve that in the first term. >> well, this is going to be his legacy, whatever he gets done over the next four years, so i hope so. and i support him. >> okay. you voted for barack obama. i'm going to ask you the same question. why is there this bitterness among some republicans that barack obama got elected to a second term? >> first, carol, welcome back to columbus, ohio. we used to have carol here on the local tv. >> i worked in local television for a