yeah. i mean i agree that everyone agrees that the race is going to get closer as we get toward the election. i don t think it s gotten much tighter. the 47% again, i think has hurt a little bit. i think it s hurt mitt romney a lot. these candidate races they re all different but i think overall the race will stay where it is. susan, that s what s amazing. candidates and campaigns do matter, whether it s the extreme case of missouri or what we re seeing in connecticut, what we re seeing in indiana. the tightening that is outside the red/blue boundaries. you know what strikes me? the democratic women. democratic women challengers in better shape than we thought. one of them, connecticut, the republican is better. it s a woman candidate. and the three best campaigns
good chance to win. roll call still has this rated as a tossup. obviously scott brown is a decent candidate with lots of money, you know, the incumbent tends to have the advantage but this is also a state. it s a strong democratic state. presidential year with a lot of turnout so this will be one of those key battlegrounds. theç democrats seem very confident they can hold this seat you mean wit it? win it. another woman candidate, shelly berkeley out in nevada. she s on against the appointed senator. what do you make of that one? that s against dean heller and this is a very interesting
she s up by seven over scott brown. is that a pretty good bet right now, or is it still close? i think that she has a very good chance to win. roll call still has this rated as a tossup. obviously scott brown is a decent candidate with lots of money, you know, the incumbent tends to have the advantage but this is also a state. it s a strong democratic state. presidential year with a lot of turnout so this will be one of those key battlegrounds. the democrats seem very confident they can hold this seat you mean wit it? win it. another woman candidate, shelly berkeley out in nevada. she s on against the appointed senator. what do you make of that one? that s against dean heller and this is a very interesting race. if barack obama wins re-election it will be in part thanks to nevada and shelly berkeley will become the next senator if that happens. this is where the top of the ticket will really matter. there s a big machine in nevada that obama activated and harry reid used to
she s up by seven over scott brown. is that a pretty good bet right now, or is it still close? i think that she has a very good chance to win. roll call still has this rated as a tossup. is a decent candidate with lots of money, you know, the incumbent tends to have the advantage but this is also a state. it s a strong democratic state. presidential year with a lot of turnout so this will be one of those key battlegrounds. the democrats are confident they with hold this seat you mean win it. win it. another woman candidate, shelly berkeley out in nevada. she s on against the appointed senator. what do you make of that one? that s against dean heller and this is a very interesting race. if barack obama wins re-election it will be in part thanks to nevada and shelly berkeley will become the next senator if that happens. this is where the top of the ticket will really matter. there s a big machine in nevada that obama activated and harry reid used to hold on to his seat last fal