itself moved more toward a college educated affluent voter. that helped obama beat hillary clinton. the republican party is nufg a position where the blue collar, noncollege, culturally conservative, conservative on foreign policy, not as focused on tax cuts. they are growing in importance. even in '08. already 55%, 60% of the vote. you have to think the balance could tilt even further because republicans have done so well with those voters. they can participate in the primaries. that helps the populists have a -- the managerial candidate usually wins but the balance of power is shifting that it may not be guaranteed anymore. >> if it's this crowded. they view obama as vulnerable. you get more candidates who say why not? i have a one on one shot. does that matter if you have three managers and a populist and three people a little bit of both. >> one, as you say, there are more viable managers dedividing
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