the arizona secretary of state so far that margin is 6%. that 6% margin i m getting from a democratic source here in arizona is a perfect scenario for the democrats in this state. and the reason they say that is because this is congressional district that trump won by 21 points. the fact that right now with early vote counts, and this is majority of the totals, that it is in the the sigil digits democrats are feeling very good right now, don. we still have to wait to see what happens with the rest of this race, but right now the democrats are feeling quite positive about what this says in the mid-terms. debbie lesko expected to win, but it s close. what does it mean for democrats in trump country? that s what this is all about. because this is district that trump won by 21 points but yet debbie lesko is at least at this point of the vote count only ahead in the single digits. what democrats are saying is
going to win. that s everything that we ve heard, that the republican was going to take this. it was that margin you ve been talking about throughout all of this, don. and what we ve see so far from the azsecretary the arizona secretary of state so far that margin is 6%. that 6% margin i m getting from a democratic source here in arizona is a perfect scenario for the democrats in this state. and the reason they say that is because this is congressional district that trump won by 21 points. the fact that right now with early vote counts, and this is majority of the totals, that it is in the the sigil digits democrats are feeling very good right now, don. we still have to wait to see what happens with the rest of this race, but right now the democrats are feeling quite positive about what this says in the mid-terms. debbie lesko expected to win,
dismantle the law. everyone had already voted for the ing. the same is true now. there is no separating yourself from this law. that goes for all of us on the left. if you think the aca can go down and leave you unscathed, you are sorely mistaken. we are all on the same boat. this law has had near death experiences more times than i can count. i have covered a dozen of them, and it s not just bad luck or that the law is cursed or the people pushing it aren t good at their jobs. it s because it s hard. health care is 20% of our economy. there are trillions of dollars on the line, and shareholders and companies and workers and doctors and medical device manufacturers and hospitals and patients. people, health care is something every sigil person used, and every time in every country, a society has decided to reform the delivery of it, it has been done against the kicking and screaming and sabotage and backlash and rage of entrenched interest and reactionaries. there is a reason almost a