hard-pressed to repry indicate based on 2010 results. take those states out of play and you have a thread the needle strategy which requires early locking down of the northeast and california and then fighting over a small number of states. >> can the republican party win on the other hand, by rolling up the anti-hispanic vote in the states where the hispanics live? you have seen white people in the south. a lot of african-americans because the cotton culture, they are more right wing than ever. what stops arizona, nevada and others from voting more republican because there are more hispanics. your thoughts, steve? i think that's what the republicans are up to. your thoughts. >> well, no. if you look at texas, for instance, which picks up four new seats the reason that texas is growing so much is because the hispanic situation is growing there. nevada, colorado, new mexico, too. i think you are seeing a greater divergence with white conservatives voting for republican and whites voting more republican. but that's offset by increasing numbers of hispanics voting go to one for democrats. states like texas are