it s all public record. bill: there s one race that went back ten years into somebody s marriage, filed by his ex-wife, saying all kinds of things. here s what republicans say, joe. address this, then we have to run here. they re saying the democrats are a party without a message, and that s why you re going negative and personal. for democrats to win they ve got to get out of the national environment and localize the race, make it about their opponent and themselves, not about what s happening nationally, and the republicans want to make this national, sort of, you know, are you for obama or not. you know, democrats want to make this about in the rand paul, for instance, conway wants to make it about him and rand paul and you can go too far but it s better to localize the race if you re a d that s why you re seeing this happen. republicans did this last cycle. bill: there will be great analysis on this come wednesday morning. joe trippe out of las vegas
the big question becomes, on capitol hill, how does everybody get along? how do they work together and we had amazing comments earlier about what the tea party expects from the g.o.p., karl will come back in less than 10 minutes and we ll put those question to him as well, as ask him his about his comments on sarah palin, and whether or not she is presidential candidate material. we ll ask him. bill: in the meantime, neck and neck in the alaska senate race an sarah palin, there is stumping in her home state for the republican candidate, joe miller, who is a tea party favorite, locked in a tough battle against incumbent senator lisa murkowski, who will be the write-in candidate, murkowski is not giving up, waging a strong write-in campaign, here s sarah palin, from late last night. joe miller knows that the only way that we can get this car out of the ditch, moving on the right track, getting the economy back roaring again, getting the country back on the right track is to change