april 27th through the 10th of may. it has obama at 46.7% and also romney at 45.4%. the rasmussen tracking poll is really interesting. it has romney at 50%, obama at 43%. romney up by seven points there. what do you guys read into this? >> the way i see it, the polls are polls, but they're not the electoral college vote, and if you look at 2008 with obama, in 23 of the 28 states that he ran in, he got more of a percentage of vote in those states than he did in the national vote get. so in looking at that, you've got to look at the electoral college where he is strong among swing states and those states is where it counts, virginia, ohio, pennsylvania, all where he now has leads, and that's where the campaign is going to come down. >> david is absolutely right. this is going to come down to
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