he took credit for the fact that governor romney forced ted kennedy to actually mortgage his home to pay for campaign ads near the end to protect his incumben incumbency. fair enough. he lost that. he began running for president. ran for governor. his poll numbers were very low. is there any reason to indicate he didn't run for re-election because he wasn't going to get re-elected? what's wrong with admitting he's a career politician? what's wrong with saying it? why keep pretending he's not a politician? >> you've got to decide whether you want to attack him for being a career politician or attack him for all the successes he had as a career private sector guy. how can you be a career both? you guys don't know which way to go and which way to go after him. he's a career private sector guy that understand how to create jobs, took it to massachusetts for a period of time and went back to the private sector. now he's running for president. he'd like to take that talent