“Viewpoint” host Eliot Spitzer and Molly Ball, political correspondent for The Atlantic, consider Mitt Romney’s difficulty connecting with female voters and how this could impact his presidential ambitions. “Rather than try what might be an impossible quest to make people who don’t like him turn around and like him again, it may just be a matter of changing peoples’ perceptions of Obama — changing those still generally favorable impressions of Obama that a lot of independent voters have, and convincing them that Obama’s not such a nice guy, not such a likable guy, and in fact is somebody that you should turn against,” says Ball.
