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it is a rolling office. so you can go back into your office and get your work done. big work space. appreciate you all morning. >> reporter: we're going to see you back on this bus real soon? >> yes, i think we're going down the east coast this time in about a week's time. i'll see you shortly, buddy. >> also we'll see paul shortly. he'll tell us why we should care so much about what's happening in pennsylvania. reynolds wolf can tell us why we should care so much about what's happening in the pacific northwest. >> yeah, they're getting hammered. no buses involved in the weather scenario. that was interesting how it started. you never know. busy times on the bus. this is a fairly potent storm system ramping up. bringing strong winds and heavy wave action back to parts of the
these midterms election where is the president is not on the ballot, but they're trying to make it all about him. so these kinds of numbers, plus the approval rating is troubling for democrats, t.j. >> we know independents went for barack obama back in 2008. he's not on the ballot now. but still where are they going now? and what are they concerned about? >> reporter: independents are now going for the republicans. we asked in a generic ballot. among all voters, republicans have a seven-point advantage. if you break it down among the crucial independent voters, it's about a two to one swing. what's their top issue? it's the economy. they're not happy with the way the economy is right now, t.j. >> paul stein steinhauser.
and the governorship at stake here as well. two-term governor not running again. pennsylvania is a good representation of what may, may happen in the midterms on november 2nd. >> paul, one of the more interesting polls we saw from you guys over the past couple of days. is people are divided about who they think was a better president. president obama or former president bush. >> reporter: this is a fascinating number. we put it up online. the numbers came out 24 hours ago, or not even. it's really been trending online. this is from cnn opinion research corporation. we asked who is the better president? 47% now saying barack obama. 45% saying his predecessor george w. bush. look at the right of the poll graphic. a year ago when we asked the same question a lot more people said obama than bush. why does this matter for the midterms? republicans are trying to make
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