abuse it and frankly shouldn't be done on either side, but democrats realize they're running as conservatives. they're not even identifying themselves as democrats, and they realize they can prop up tea party candidates to split those fine line voters. >> what do voters need to know and understand when they go to the polls? how do they differentiate? how do they distinguish ballot by ballot. city by city, what's going on. who is going to represent their interest. >> two things, peter, read the ballot and be involved. don't just take them at their word or commercial and when you go in there, because ballots are also-- you have the nice line here, democrats and independents, look at it, i mean, really, voters are aware with the tea party movement, the american people are aware, but you have to be informed. if you're not. are' going to get caught in one of these. >> how can you combat against this? for example, what's happening in pennsylvania, the democrat brian lens is helping a third party candidates and he's actually having his volunteers go out and help the independents because he thinks