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Campaign process. it kind of froze it in place for a couple of days. and arguably, you can make the case that didnt help governor romney. because he seemed to be on a roll at that point. >> momentum -- >> but its really hard to know until we start to get the results, and hear what people say about how it affected their voting pattern, and it affected their behavior, quite honestly. i do think that president obama, arm in arm with governor christie, with the kind of picture that the campaign must...

On the line and this is something you make a calculation about 15 days before the election because theres a certain amount of bad faith. thats the thing i find so trouble some. i think its strategically wise, its been executed fairly deftly. theres a fundamental bad faith that is unnerving. do people get that? is there a visceral appreciation of the fact that he is showing up at your door telling you whatever it is you want to here. >> the obama counter to this is dont trust him, dont trust him....

A little bit more of an analytical, you being a professor at the university of colorado, a little more analytical approach. who do you think is going to win and why? >> well, we agree that governor romney is going to win. we think its going to be around 330 electoral college votes he will win. its not based on any gut instinct and its certainly not based on talking to other people in bolder. the only gamble i have made is that they will still talk to me if im associated with this kind of a predi...

Real income per capita stands in each of those states, what is the voting pattern and what we see going back over time ishs they are across as many states as they are, that the in party, the incumbent, in this case president obama doesnt win these kinds of elections in those states. >> bill: there is a lot of emotion tied into mr. obama because of his skin color, because of his presentation. and by the way, colorado is a very very important state. do you predict that mitt romney is going to carr...

Real income per capita stands in each of those states, what is the voting pattern and what we see going back over time is that when conditions are as they are across as many states as they are, that the in party, the incumbent, in this case president obama doesnt win these kinds of elections in those states. >> bill: there is a lot of emotion tied into mr. obama because of his skin color, because of his presentation. and by the way, colorado is a very very important state. do you predict that mi...

To be an election that was very closely divided, in which there were not too many undecided voters, and in which both campaigns opted on that assumption and concentrated on getting their turn out and the actual results both for president and in the house popular vote were within that same narrow range. jenna: that is interesting, if i could just jump in, a lot that you point out in your article, a lot of the efforts were getting the faithful to go vote, to make sure that those that are republica...

Entire country, think what he could do individually. its scary. >> i believe women are irrational. i look at the voting pattern over the years. theyre concerned not just for choice but health concerns considerations. all those reasons lead to a gigantic gender gap. >> and theyre concerned about jobs and the future for their children that cant find jobs. >> we are concerned about jobs. hey, thank you. violence against women, i wouldnt want to have to go back to my constituents and say, hey, i vot...

Precincts in one county, the votes were moved from roy moore to doug jones -- >> thats not what he proved. have you read the 84 pages? >> i have read the argument -- >> he doesnt even begin -- he doesnt even begin to suggest that he has proven that those votes were moved. what he suggests -- >> what -- if you have read it -- >> is its an anomaly. he says, he doesnt think that that voting pattern in that county, in that district, could possibly happen. he doesnt say that he has proof that those v...

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Colorado, which swung towards obama, looked like it was going to swing back towards republican big time, towards that traditional voting pattern. instead, democrats have a reason to celebrate. theyre looking very strong in the hall. and bennett, the best thing that could have happened to them, is to run against buck. extremists are always their own sides worst enemy. and the tea party movement has been very powerful in winning these primaries. but they always necessarily translate to a weaker ge...