majority. so do we have it suggesting that the centerpiece is here to stay? we'll see if that position lasts, but maybe there's some movement there at least. >> sabrina, i think we're seeing that in a lot of races where they're trying to walk that fine line, knowing that people in kentucky like what's going on in kentucky, but still trying to use the mien of, anti-obamacare, but appealing to t base. >> they have to unify the party around some of these bigger ticket items. whether it's obamacare repeal or the benghazi committee reducing taxes, reducing the size of government, those are issues where the republican party broadly agrees they are, of course, overwhelmingly pro-life. and i think that in november, they have an advantage. they do have an off year elections, a turnout advantage and they know that. the house is, of course, going to remain within the republican's fold and the senate races are being contested in deeply conservative states.