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Strategy, to figure out their targeting, to figure out what their hopes are and their goals are when they mount get out the vote efforts for various constituencies they are targeting. well go to steve core knack ki in a second. ill tell you a couple things ive been watching over the course of the day and as we started to get results in, number one, ive been watching te talladega county. its a classic bellwether county for alabama but the proportion of the vote for them mirrors what is republican...

Under the bus no more than 140 characters. in a lengthy tweet he went after him saying he basically did not embrace him during this campaign but with the economy doing well he feels like the republican party will continue to win. don, we should point out i talked to a republican source who advises the white house just a short while ago and in the words of this republican source, the gop got owned tonight by the democrats. this source went on to say that ed gill less pea made a critical strategic...

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Someones health care being taken away. these next two months, donald trump seems focused on tax reform. the members are not as divide on that as health care. this could be the big bill that trump passes if he tries hard and focuses on it for the next two months. >> right. because he wants this legislative victory. he hasnt had one yet. this is something he wants. lynn, theres a "the new york times" article out today and its tiled a presidential bellwether is still waiting to start winning under ...

Disapproval to 59% disapproval. 43% approval overall and they think the country is on the wrong track, like 60% to 30%. that to me was the most interesting poll i saw over the weekend because of -- here was an area that even though iowa is a swing state which maybe it could be again, which is why republicans should be worried, it wasnt a swing state in this particular campaign. >> you want to comment on that before we get to abby? >> iowa is an important bellwether, up by 11 points, key to his o...

Voters intensely around the idea that your coverage is being taken away naps the early look at the play book and i think thats whats happening on the hill as well. thats what the democrats are preparing to argue. >> so david, everybody thinks these things are harbingers of what is going to happen in the midterm until it doesnt go their way. like in cnn or montana. can we truly consider georgia a bellwether? >> lets not forget in 2010, in 2006, the par pi that won the special elections still ende...

Candidates in what could be a bellwether special election for montanas seat. body slamming ben jacobs. here is the audio posted by the guardian. >> you know, you were waiting to make your decision about health care. it just came out. >> we will talk to you about that later. >> im just curious -- >> speak with shane. >> sick and tired of you guys. the last guy that came in here, you did the same thing. get out of here! get the hell out of here! the last guy did the same thing. you with the guardi...

And were expecting that kind of fast reaction this time around. >> the prelim polls in france did have a better bellwether of what the people were feeling to accurately portray the results of that. well see how that happens today, matt. well touch back with you there in paris as we continue to watch this. matt bradley reporting for us. thank you. a bit of uncertainty in the white house after the healthcare bill heads to the senate and here is kellyanne conway last night. >> leader mcconnell an...

Election. that ad, which borrows heavily from hillary clintons 20083:00 a.m. phone call ad comes from the campaign of marine le pen. shes the leader of frances far right. a party whos image shes tried to sanitize since inheriting its leadership from her father, a holocaust denier with nazi ties. she promises, too, as "the new york times" put it, protect not just france, but frenchness. thats because the outcome of todays voting will be a bellwether to the extent of the wave of nationalism which ...

Settled just yet. a special election to fill a seat held for decades by republicans now headed to a june 20th runoff between 30-year-old democratic first timer john ossoff and republican karen handle. >> its been widely republican since the carter administration. held by newt gingrich and tom price whose departure to become health and human services secretary set off this special telecommunication. a race viewed as a bellwether. the democrats are claiming it a victory for teenages. more now from...