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Who were on the obama coalition. shell focus really hard on not just having an advantage with women and minorities but in maintaining that turnout level that obama had. >> the other thing that struck me, 29% hadnt heard of rand paul. 48% hadnt heard of scott walker. its easy to think that most of america doesnt know who these people are. they have time to define themselves. >> there is a huge hole to fill in their biography and portfolio. you have to deal with the demographic challenges. the rep...

Chuck todd. another conspiracy theory. to cook up for the next four years. >> its that secret document thats available to everybody. >> secret document. >> by the way. >> they were, you know, so -- i mean, i know you guys praised the chicago team a lot on the show yesterday, but -- >> cant praise them enough. >> for a year and a half, id go out and yomassena or david plouffe. we know where these people are. they had their offices built while romney was fighting republican primaries, spending mon...

intelligence committees, democrat dianne feinstein and republican mike rogers. plus, the anemic recovery and the election with "the national journals" major garrett and janice rivlin. im candy crowley and this is "state of the union." republican leaders and former rivals are gathering around mitt romneys candidacy, but the coalescing lacks a certain warm and fuzzy feature. >> compared to barack obama? i would trust mitt romney 100 times over. >> hes the guy. he called and i called ...

close election. but i think the presidents the taliban, al qaeda, and the afghan government with the pretty well-positioned. chairs of the senate and house his saving of the auto industry is a big deal for ohio. intelligence committees, democrat dianne feinstein and >> sure. >> there are hundreds of republican mike rogers. thousands of people working plus the anemic recovery and the today in ohio because of the auto industrys recovery -- election with the national >> thats why i asked ...

Constituency where he wants to hype the turnout. this week as you suggested, its students. the trayvon martin thing. talking about the texas voter i.d. law aimed at latinos. every week its another part of his constituency. and is he using the politics of division and envy and animosity to try to raise that turnout level. carter never did that he never had a core constituency of that sort. >> bill: but there were similarities in the sense that carter was running, as you said, an economy that was ...

Hype the turnout. this week as you suggested, its students. the trayvon martin thing. talking about the texas voter i.d. law aimed at latinos. every week its another part of his constituency. and is he using the politics of division and envy and animosity to try to raise that turnout level. carter never did that he never had a core constituency of that sort. >> bill: but there were similarities in the sense that carter was running, as you said, an economy that was just terrible. inflation off th...

In. and joining me mark stein and pollster himself, frank luntz is back. lets start with the results from tonight. obviously, even though it was predicted mitt romney would win, he had to come in, he had to campaign and the numbers had to come in and votes counted. expectations met? >> pretty much. but he remains a weak front runner. its not clear what the turnout level is. and it was certain light when i was up in the north country today. >> sean: and you have like a bunker up there or-- >> yea...

In. and joining me mark stein and pollster himself, frank luntz is back. lets start with the results from tonight. obviously, even though it was predicted mitt romney would win, he had to come in, he had to campaign and the numbers had to come in and votes counted. expectations met? >> pretty much. but he remains a weak front runner. its not clear what the turnout level is. and it was certain light when i was up in the north country today. >> sean: and you have like a bunker up there or-- >> yea...

In. and joining me mark stein and pollster himself, frank luntz is back. lets start with the results from tonight. obviously, even though it was predicted mitt romney would win, he had to come in, he had to campaign and the numbers had to come in and votes counted. expectations met? >> pretty much. but he remains a weak front runner. its not clear what the turnout level is. and it was certain light when i was up in the north country today. >> sean: and you have like a bunker up there or-- >> yea...

The other thing im going to be watching is just simply the total turnouts for both sides because all the action has been on the democratic side in here. youve had a lot of the gubernatorial race is nasty between the sitting governor and the comptroller and money has been spent more on the democratic side. will the enthusiasm weve seen in these other races, will it pop up here that you can really see democrats have an es enthusiasm problem and republicans dont? lets see how that plays out just in...