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But at this moment, the election is too close to call. tonight is called the second most important race of the 2012 election year. it has enormous national implications for the president. in recent weeks, the white house has attempted to stay as far away from this race as possible. when you look at the obama record and compare it to governor walker, it is pretty obvious why the administration was hesitant to get involved. now, thanks to walker's budget cuts, jobs are being created and tax dollars are being saved and a monstrous deficit has become a surplus. that's not the case under the obama ...

Senator? >> absolutely. sean, the big difference between governor walker and president ork 'bama is governor walker led. you know, this president has put forward four budgets and has yet to propose a solution to save social security or medicare. his last two budgets received 3 votes in congress. final tally, 0-610, that's how unserious his proposals are. it is a stark difference in -- i'm confident that the voters of wisconsin are going to be supportive our elected official who is have actually taken on the challenges and, you know, taken the tough votes and solved the problem. it's extremely ...

It to you live. and our coverage continues. and still to come tonight, in recent weeks, the president has stayed largely silent on the wisconsin recall election. we think we know why. next, we compare the president's record to that of the governor, straight ahead.

Make a call very soon fscott walker pull this is off and you are barack obama, and they must have felt this coming -- you are sitting there saying, i have to defend wisconsin? >> i am worried if i am barack obama at this point. look at what walker has done here. he has done exactly what he said he would do. he has delivered on the fiscal policies. he has met the needs of state. and he has done this without laying off employees. it's an amazing story. this shows the irrelevance of unions. at this point, i have said, they're obsolete. >> sean: do you agree with that. >> look-- i agree with you...

That hasn't happened in a long time. >> kimberly: that is why obama should be concerned about this. if you think about the tens of millions of dollars put in invested to defeat walker, it was a resounding victory an affirmation for what walker was trying to do. we see other cities and state trying to follow suit. which is significant and a problem with the job numbers for obama in november. >> greg: the fact is walker was elected. he did what he was supposed to do. he got rid of the high-speed train. >> dana: when he got rid of the train, that was telling the federal government we're going to ...