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Have seen just in her checkbook the difference that shes made in the last year for her own familys economic security. but i guess the bigger question is, what might she mean for future elections and in particular the upcoming presidential election if she chooses not to republican ever again. >> it appears to me that shes going to be a king maker or a queen maker in 2010, in the midterms and also in the 2012, coming up in the presidential election. two of the women that she endorsed, carly fiorin...

Tuesday night it primary night and pennsylvania, kentucky, arkansas and oregon. with that were going to rank our top ten primaries to watch this year. number ten right now the republican primary for governor in california. dont look now, but meg whitman may be in trouble. number nine, the utah senate republican primary, bennett may be out, but the fights on to see who will succeed him. number eight, the south carolina governors race, four republicans facing off. and whoever wins will be heavily ...

Party there, the also rans as you called them, try to grasp a little power. >> theyre going to get a pretty good say in things because as weve been saying, were it not for the liberal dems and nick clegg, another young politician, early 40s i believe. it was his performance during the televised debates over the last couple weeks that put that party on the map. it was thought they might have done better in the election than they did. but they still did well enough to play king maker. >> cameron r...

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Theyre seen to be doing, you know, a deal with the devil as it were and compromise their own liberal policies to get a couple seats in the conservative government, then they could lose a lot of support. meanwhile, prime minister, gordon brown, who was, again, the big loser in the election but is still acting very prime ministerial, hes reached out to clegg and hes suggested a labor-liberal coalition had is a better fit on paper because they are both left-leaning parties. in a nutshell, theres a ...

Saying happy anniversary. >> 20 years. >> thank you. >> your 20 years? >> four years and counting. the queen has a serious issue, the queen has to be a king-maker, who may be holding all the cards after the parliamentary election produced no clear winner. stay with us. national car rental?

Suddenly a very popular and powerful fellow. cnns max foster is in london. max? >> reporter: wolf, from clegg-mania to king maker it seems the future of british politics lies in the hands of the liberal democrats. the two main party leaders have had time to reflect and regroup, and they both realize that they need the lib dems on side. arriving at party headquarters a bleary-eyed and dejected nick clegg reached out to the conservatives without a mention of labor. >> it seems the conservative par...

Youre trying to change the way republicans in the senate vote, you dont need to win that many of them. you need to make them afraid of being primaried. that much is working. you may have senator bob bennett lose his primary in utah. you have coates in indiana. i think he on won 40% of the vote. they tell their chief of staff, dont let that happen to me. well vote so we dont get that primary and then you might have sensible republicans but theyre not voting like them. >> does a strategy like that...

Republicans in the senate vote, you dont need to win that many of them. you need to make them afraid of being primaried. that much is working. you had bennett lose his primary in utah. you had coats in independent. i think he on won 40% of the vote. they tell their chief of staff, dont let that happen to me. well vote so we dont get that primary and then you might have sensible republicans but theyre not voting like them. >> does a strategy like that depend on the appearance of jim demint and ot...