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>> larry sabato, you have the famous crystal ball. you have the gift of prognostication. all politics is good in the end. this is good cat nip for those of us in the media. when we go out in our local congressional race, is this guy on the brain or deep recesses of the brain? >> no, i think it hurts some republican attempts to reach out to minorities. david mentioned senator rand paul who has been trying to broaden the republican coalition with the young and minorities. he has something to expla...

About the steps weve done over the last several years to get the economy moving again. but theres still a long way to go. he recognizes that. even though the democrats and white house are trying to put the potential blame on congress and theres some suggestions polls -- republicans, the polls do say that, they will take the blame, the president would take a hit, as well. we saw that two years ago. his an probable ratings have gone down recently. >> remember when this happened, 95, 96 when presid...