tonight, as the state of the union is airing in indiana, local indiana stations are also airing an ad, a labor ad, against indiana -- excuse me, against governor daniels, reminding him of the fact that he used to say that he did not support making indiana a right-to-work state. of course, a lot of republicans witch mitch daniels was running for president this year. karen finney, in terms of the partisan, the partisanship in tonight's speech, how tough was the president on republicans? how brightly did he draw those lines? did you see this particularly combative in partisan terms? not so much combative, but i think to what reverend al was saying, he was very clear in kind of getting these guys in the corner. when he talked about things -- he calls their bluff, for example, on infrastructure. he said, you know, we can do these things, but you've got to send me the bill now. clearly a reference to the argument that republicans have been using against him about keystone. so in very specific places, he talked about very specific things that should and could get done this year, and again, sort