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the question just asked as i was satisfied with that gain on the republican side of five governorships. the answer to that is yes. weve spent much of this year bracing for much greater republican views. opponents predicted we were going to get annihilated. people were saying that his eight, nine, 10. there was one statistic that within my head every single night went to sleep, which was that according to the university of minnesota, smart politics bob almond democrats were poised than ...

election day, jobs and the economy as the number one issue and spending as the number two issue. and we have, you know, democrats in congress and the president to thank for that, but that was the same issue environment we face it in virginia lasyear in september and october. bumbling governors race, but experience in virginia, with the most single ouon education and the entire election ccle, which if you had told me that in the governors race i wouldve said youre drinking too much that...

>> the fact that there were people shorting the mortgage market wouldve sent signal that everybody says wow, theres hope the smart investors who think this thing is going to crash and burn. at the market was opaque enough to you couldnt see that the way that you can see it in the stock market. and because the way these instruments work, they were basically not betting on real mortgages, but rather on the casino version of the mortgage. >> republicans had a net gain of five governorship...

the book, i think california is an example. at the stay where we ran a number of these races where we had income that democratic governors who were retiring. doyle is a good example, who are in the 30s were the 40s and job approval rating. you know, rendell in pennsylvania. in this case, you know, we at schwarzenegger who i think his job approval rating was literally in the high teens, low twenties. canosa testing. i think the democrats in browns campaign did a good job linking. there ...