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organizers? >> well i think most voters are less concerned with gender or race or identity politic thans they are with the politicians' policies and experience and record. i don't know that that matters a whole lot. another point i want to touch on that we touched on before. i am not normally one to give credit to early polls. but there was one that caught my eye. this was among democrats in maryland. when governor o'malley was still governor. they were asked who would they prefer hillary clinton or martin o'malley. this is in maryland and secretary clinton won 63-3. i've seen closer scores in video games set on easy mode. he has a tough road ahead to distinguish himself. i don't think secretary clinton is ahead in the democratic primary because she's a woman. i think she's ahead you know because she's more of a national name brand. she has more of a record that people are aware of. and so you know i think the identity politics question is