, a red sox' star pitcher curt schilling.he threw the 2004 victory of the red sox in the world series. former red sox' pitcher. martha cokely said, yes, but he's a yankees' fan too. her campaign says this was a joke. so we don't really know. >> brown: but being from there i know that means a lot there. >> it does. curt schilling is making robo calls to independent voters saying this shows that martha cokely is out of touch with massachusetts. >> brown: it seems that both sides are appealing to that kennedy mantel but in different ways. the democrat talking about health care. teddy kennedy. and the republican talking about j.f.k. >> yes. scott brown started out with an ad this year, his first tv ad of the general election campaign actually in which you see john kennedy talking about a tax cut that he offered to get the economy going out of a recession. he morphs into scott brown talking about his proposal for a tax cut. democrats here took umbrage at that. >> brown: you'd normally expect a low turnout in a mid- sony lex especi

she was a person who said she didn't have any idea who curt schilling was.d sox nation, if you don't know who curt schilling is, you don't have anything to do with the voters. but he was good about marshaling these ideas and channeling that into his candidacy and he did a good job with it. and i think that's the message that is being sent to washington and we're hearing from dana bash tonight that the moderate democrats are responding. they're getting the message. the question i have in my mind tonight. the message has been sent. has the white house received it and what do they think about it. i'm very curious about that in the days ahead. >> larry: dana, do you think they have? is dana bash still with us? apparently not. so i think we now have the attorney general coming up to the microphone. this will be her concession speech. she's taken a hard hit tonight, in all quarters, democratic and republican. here is the attorney general of massachusetts, the defeated candidate tonight. >> i don't know, somebody told me there was a crowd out here. thank you. thank

the radio interview who was talking to her about this said, "curt schilling, a yankees fan?" and she sort of stumbled. that sound bite was played over again. guest: next call from rockaway beach, missouri. ed on the republican line. go-ahead. caller: well, my question is about president obama. my question is, we do not know what we are talking about was one of his statements when the tea party was going last summer. i hope you are listening, mr. obama, because the people are not going to put up with this. i hear it more and more and more. i used to be a republican i used to be a democrat, and the democrats stab people in the back. i left the democratic party 10 years ago because of this. if the government does not start looking, we are going to have a whole new congress. it is not just going to be democrats, it is going to be republicans, too. i have a feeling that you are going to see within the next five years that people who have been in office for a very long time there in washington, they are going to go bye-bye. host: amy walter, what are you hearing there? guest: i cer

she said curt schilling was a yankee fan. just on and on. she only campaigned at 19 events in the first 30 days. now, you know, i worked for bill clinton. he did 19 events a day. teddy kennedy would have done 19 events a day and he worked for that seat. senator-elect brown noticed that tonight. kudos to senator brown was working hard. democrats have to understand who is your candidate. it doesn't matter how your campaign is run. >> larry: andy card, do you think this will affect the state of the union next week? >> i don't know that it couldn't. i think it will change the way they were planning to have a message on this state of the union address. so, yeah, the work of the last six weeks at the white house is all now being reviewed, and they don't have a good message to celebrate much of anything. so it's going to be very interesting to see what the president does say when he talks about the sfat of the union. the state of the union is not good. >> larry: andy has a lot of experience. does it affect the state of the union? >> absolutely. to