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for them, the health care reform law and the fixes bill are effectively a fate acome place, a done dealccompli and, they see big opportunities in november to talk democrats out of office. martha: and that has been the focus of the discussion, what the vote would mean now the democrats have a victory does it change the dynamic as they -- both sides look at 2010. >> reporter: well, it depend on what you mean by change the dynamic. i mean, let's be realistic. there were 35 vulnerable democrats in the house before the health care act became a law. they are still vulnerable and a bunch of democrats voted against it and voted against it it in the house and let's remember they now find themselves at odds with their president, out of step with their party, and, running in many cases, red districts or states which is to say conservative or republican-leaning areas where the democratic agenda is not popular but they have a "d" after their name and the fact health care is law has not changed how endangered they are as incumbents, the conservative democrats and as for entrepreneu republicans, they

what is so frustrating about this, that we haven't come up with a sophisticated political route to acomey what -- to come any what has become a sophisticated military campaign. one of many problems we have in afghanistan stems from the fact that, you know, if you read tom's book, linda's book, you read about the relationship between general petraeus and ambassador crocker that we had in iraq, it was really something pretty special that you had the military stakeholder, the diplomatic stakeholder that were basically joined at the hip. there have been a lot of rumors about relations between mcchrystal and ambassador ichenberry. the two, i think, get along very well. but there are obstacles in the way in afghanistan that prevent us from being able to use kind of the same -- the same pair of chief diplomat and military official. a lot of it has to do with the fact it is a coalition. ichenberry can meet with karzai and he can meet with him at 2:00 and the british ambassador comes in at 4:00 and they are all stakeholders and they have just as much of a stake in afghanistan. in addition, you ha