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About the local issues it would have been about no matter who the candidates were. >> let me put it this way to you. starting next year, delegate marshall will be one of my constituents, and im not going to attack my own constituents. i think if theres any lesson that comes out of the race this year, its that attacking your constituents, singling them out, stigmatizing them and trying to make people feel bad about themselves, thats not our virginia. thats not our prince william county, our manas...

Gainesville and hay market to do the best i can. im sure delegate marshalls family, im sure theyre taking this very hard and, you know, i dont want to bully him. dont want to do anything thats going, to you know, just -- just for the sake of piling on. at this point, just today, ive made a number of phone calls to elected officials, talking about what can we do to fix 28 and well start setting up meetings. this is going to be my issue. i campaigned on this for ten months and ive had to live it m...

Incumbent, 13-year incumbent. hes also a man who referred to himself as virginias chief homophobe. he refused to debate you during the campaign. it seems like voters rejected that, rejected that opinion, rejected that posture, rejected that talk pretty wholeheartedly by voting you in. whats the -- do you have anything you want to say to him when you -- when you are asked about him? >> well, what ive been saying to reporters today is that, look, come january, delegate marshall will be one of my c...

really? and maybe a bunch of billionaires as well. what many people are asking is to buy or not to buy? that is the question today. ali velshi and christine romans have very, very different opinions on whether you should buy in or not. im curious. do you buy? im on facebook. love facebook. is this going to be apple or not? >> remember, apple went sideways for a long time and almost went out of business first, right? its more like google maybe. google went up. >> both were game changers...

Congress that has riled up so many states. megyn: i was surprised to see even though around republican you got wide democratic support. they voted 80-17 to support the measure. well be watching it. its 34 other states look at it. delegate marshall thanks for coming on and explaining it to us. this issue has generated a lot of discussion the past several months. but who wins if the healthcare reform bill now being debated actually passes? we would like to know what you think. log on to foxnews.co...