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not anymore. >> let me get carly fiorina in. carly, welcome back. it's great to have you. i know you're strongly for romney. >> no, i'm actually -- whoa, whoa, whoa. i'm neutral in this primary process. i'm totally focused on the senate. >> this is even better. then tell me neutrally how big a problem mitt romney has got with romneycare, which rick santorum is hanging around his neck every chance he gets, including the victory speech santorum gave last night or the election speech he gave last night. how big a problem is it, carly? >> well, let me talk for a moment what is going on in massachusetts, which is relevant. scott brown is pulling ahead of his democratic rival, principally because the majority of people in massachusetts agree with scott brown and with former senator ted kennedy that obamacare is an overreach in the role of the federal government, and they are disturbed, deeply disturbed by the violation of a conscience protection clause in the constitution. i think this is a huge issue. i think it's an issue for romney going forward. he has and will continue i'm

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