seat between two former virginia governors, george allen and tim kaine and at this point they re pushing for voters in virginia who are willing to vote both democrat and republican on the same ballot. so, supporters of president obama are who george allen is going after, basically looking for who support the president s reelection and willing to think back to the days of an allen governorship and say, we can use him working for us in washington or the flip side of that, tim kaine is looking for folks who support romney for president and likely not going to change their mind in the next two days, but they say, we remember when tim kaine was governor and we think that he would be a good u.s. senator for us. back to you. steve: all right. peter doocy live in owquanon. and over to rick reichmuth our weather picture. not that bad, at least the
. there are good reasons for doing things and there are bad reasons for doing things. for example, a good reason to hit the town for a night of drinking might be because it s a weekend and you feel like loosening up is and letting off some steam after a long week at work. a bad reason to hit the town for a night of drinking might be because it s the middle of the week and you want to get yourself ready for a big presentation at the office the next day. you can apply this to the presidential election too, at least, i think. a good reason to vote for mitt romney would be, because you agree with his party s philosophy, and you like the agenda that republicans have been pushing in the obama era. a bad reason to vote for mitt romney would be, because you think the republican party has become too extreme and needs to move to the middle. i think this should be self-evident, but apparently, it s not. in the past few weeks, i have heard a number of people who are in the middle of the road pol
they report it the same way. they take out food andose are te inputs in that data. if you are trying to find inflation, that s where it is going to be. but every administration does that. what i see governor, that is troubling, the jobs gdp those nbc. there is it sinking lies in them right now. we got the big number from the third quarter and they reported two percent. but that is government spending, that is not a free economy doing what it should. that is the tax dollars at work and doesn t mean the american economy is expanding. jerry, thank you for joining us and we want to continue to talk to you over the next few weeks especially as we lead right up to the fiscal and not going off of it a pleasure. thanks for joining us tonight.
that is obama. wisconsin, iowa and new hampshire and maybe even nevada can get back in there because the republican candidate is doing well. that s the way you play with the map. if you have to cede ohio. you are cashing in and realization that for a president who got 56 percent of the female vote as the nonincumben in a two gender race is significant. doug, kelly ann mentioned new hampshire and ohio and iowa and wisconsin. and so, so, obama s barely ahead in some of those state not at 50 percent. that is dangerous for the territory. it is and that s why you will see governor that obama is going to raise questions about romney next week because it is very hard if not impossible for him to get 50 percent. he has to discourage the
undecided from voting for romney. that is a win for the president if they stay home. he will need tv effort and plus trying to persuade the undecided not to support romney. and governor, may i just add the states are significant for another reason. we look through the 2008 pris m. in the states that we mentioned. obama carried wisconsin, iowa and new hampshire and ohio, certainly . but two short years later. a republican one state wide seat and in the case of wisconsin twov them and in the case of new hampshire. and so super seeding intervening factor is the 2010 election and model the turn out with a hybrid of 2008 and 10 where the issues are the same as in 2010; you are on to something you copele that with