mike castle had won the primary. we are behind the nominee and i wish her well. we contributed money to her campaign. there are many other races that are closer that i think present a better opportunity. what did you think of the answer that she gave there about trying to come up with a democratic does that tell you that she is prepared or not prepared? well, it tells me that she is new to the kind of scrutiny that she is getting, and it s tough, it s tough, with awful you guys paying so much attention to every word she says and it s not easy. but i am feeling good about 12 days from now, and particularly with places out on the west coast, washington state and california, with the enthusiasm gap and with the for example, in pennsylvania, you know, even though the race is closing with sestak and toomey, to see the disparity with the turnout, it looks at the registration. is there anyone state that you feel like the tea party
sestak looks like he has erased much of the toomey lead. let s check in with norah o donnell this morning. joe sestak suddenly feisty. what is going on, norah? feisty is the word. i am looking forward to the story of the gladiator tunnel. it was like two glat gladiator s last night. the first question was about sarah palin s influence in the mid terms. remember palin took to facebook this week to offer her support to toomey, and he tried to deflect that and never mentioned palin by name but said he was happy to have support from across the spectrum. and then there was a lot of good