race mr. buck? i think the voters are going to decide this race. based on the issues of the day. voters in colorado care about jobs. they care about the economy, about spending. our message on those issues is clear. michael bennet has been part of the problem in washington. you were a surprise winner in the primary, backed by the tea party. and you beat the establishment candidate jane norton. if you were to win november 2nd, what do you see your place here we a picture of you with the capitol behind what you do you see your place in that building? did you join ththe republican caucus or would you come not only to pose the obama agenda but also to shake-up republicans here in washington? i have said over and over on the campaign trail that republicans are every bit as much to blame as the democrats for the mess we are in. i believe the other freshman senators feel the same way. we will join the republican
victory. democrats are hoping for a different outcome. molly line, thanks for that. former president clinton campaigning for a man who was once his bitter rifle jerry brown. bitter rival, jerry brown. anita? reporter: of course president clinton remains one. most popular democrats going. his approval and favor ain t ratings are over 60%. what candidate wouldn t want to stan next to the former president? this week former president clinton is hitting the campaign trail here in california. last night he was lending his support to brown and lt. governor newsome. brown is locked in a tight race with meg whitman. despite their rocky past, clinton told a crowd of cheering supporters at a rally at ucla that brown is the man.