November 23, 2007
Posted: 11:12 AM ET
WASHINGTON (CNN) – Former Bush speech writer and book author Michael Gerson visited the Situation Room this week. Gerson spoke with Suzanne Malveaux about what he thinks in wrong with his party. “Republicans can’t just talk about budgets. They have to talk about people,” Gerson told Malveaux. “Eventually, you need that message,” he added. Gerson believes the Republican Party ought to do more to address poverty and “populist economic issues.” He also tells Malveaux that the GOP is making a mistake in blocking comprehensive immigration reform. The “Republican leadership of the Congress is actively alienating the fastest growing group of voters in America,” explained Gerson, referring to the country’s growing Latino population. Watch Gerson discuss the GOP, poverty, immigration, and what he thinks of some of the 2008 presidential candidates. – CNN Associate Producer Martina Stewart Filed under: GOP • Immigration • John Edwards • John McCain • Mike Huckabee • The Situation Room
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