neil: john sculley thank you very much. tioned virginia, what is going on and clearly, voter frustration with healthcare law there. to join john's pain is weighinn this contest, george, what do you think is going on? with your fellow virginia anes. >> i think they are spending a message, it was politically risk to bring president obama in on the parts of the mcauliffe campaign on the week before, that galvanized a lot of folks on the republican side. the exit polls show over 91% supporting cuccinelli. it reminded folks in southwest virginia, of obama's epa regulations that would out low coal and devastate families and communities there. neil: but if terry mcauliffe loses tonight. the health care be the reason? or his own inept campaign? >> there are all sorts of responsibilities, but there is no question that ken cuccinelli said that obamacare is the issue, the president came in this fumbling bumbling roll out of obama carry just reminding everyone of how bad it is, and the president's approval ratings are very low. that wil

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