bark bumum carried it by four poigns in 2008 and he put a barage of anti-ads and bain capital and autobailut and obama is doing better with white blue collar voters in ohio than other state. he's leading in most polls. and a lot of the polls are showing a democratic party identification edge in the respondants that is greater than the exit poll. and that just doesn't make sense to me and causes me to question them. we have problems with pollingly technology now because of so many cell phone only people there is it a lot of questioning going on in the polling profession. and i think we may see something like in 2004, which was quietly unreported by the press who don't mix in those stirkles saw evangelical voterss and maul town voters turn out much enhanced numbers that enable would george bush to carry the statine though kerry did a job of turning out the vote in central city neighborhoods and on areas. and i am picking romny to narrowly win. and i think we may like ken blackwell may wait until november 17th to see what happens to the provisional ballots this is it a provision that leaves m

bark bumum carried it by four poigns in 2008 and he put a barage of anti-ads and bain capital and autobailma is doing better with white blue collar voters in ohio than other state. he's leading in most polls. and a lot of the polls are showing a democratic party identification edge in the respondants that is greater than the exit poll. and that just doesn't make sense to me and causes me to question them. we have problems with pollingly technology now because of so many cell phone only people there is it a lot of questioning going on in the polling profession. and i think we may see something like in 2004, which was quietly unreported by the press who don't mix in those stirkles saw evangelical voterss and maul town voters turn out much enhanced numbers that enable would george bush to carry the statine though kerry did a job of turning out the vote in central city neighborhoods and on areas. and i am picking romny to narrowly win. and i think we may like ken blackwell may wait until november 17th to see what happens to the provisional ballots this is it a provision that leaves me uneasy,

bark bumum carried it by four poigns in 2008 and he put a barage of anti-ads and bain capital and autobailut and obama is doing better with white blue collar voters in ohio than other state. he's leading in most polls. and a lot of the polls are showing a democratic party identification edge in the respondants that is greater than the exit poll. and that just doesn't make sense to me and causes me to question them. we have problems with pollingly technology now because of so many cell phone only people there is it a lot of questioning going on in the polling profession. and i think we may see something like in 2004, which was quietly unreported by the press who don't mix in those stirkles saw evangelical voterss and maul town voters turn out much enhanced numbers that enable would george bush to carry the statine though kerry did a job of turning out the vote in central city neighborhoods and on areas. and i am picking romny to narrowly win. and i think we may like ken blackwell may wait until november 17th to see what happens to the provisional ballots this is it a provision that leaves m

and historically, democrats out perform republicans by, you know, a poign, two points or three points. it is not usually like 20 very 8, when it was by 8 points. so i think the question is, are we going to see a repeat of the 2008 turnout, where the democrats did the best they have done in a gen scpraigz we have seen in many of the sampling of the state polls that look good for the president, or something closer to 2004, in which president bush at the time squeaked out a narrow victory. i think these are the questions that i am trying to figure out. i look at it like this, if have you historic democratic turnout, the idea of republican intensity and enthusiasm is a myth. you can't, to my mind, have both. >> bill: let's take a look at the washington post national poll. they took a look across the country and found this race tied. 48% each. that does left 4% undecided. i will get to that in just a minute. let's take a look at the real clear politics national average. they take the polls and combine them and take the average. 1/10 percent lead for president obam a. again, you have 4%, or

to go back to my earlier poign, i don't think you can blame this on sandy or a divisive primary. you can blame this on the following. you have a republican party that no longer reflect what is america looks like. you have a republican party that was rightly or wrongly, perceived to be disenfranchising latinos and women -- [overlapping dialogue] >> the popular vote, it is evenly divided. >> look at the gender -- >> dirty divisive -- [overlapping dialogue] >> excuse me. the election is over. look at the returns. obama won the latino voters -- >> it doesn't matter how we -- >> let me finish my point. >> julie, finish your point. >> as i said, rightly or wrongly, you have a republican party perceived by latinos as wanted being on there side, women, want on their side. if the republican party doesn't understand they have to expand their brand and they are no longer representing white men, they will continue to lose. the more they fight that fact, the longer you will have results like this. >> promoting riskal responsibility only represents the white male brand. >> the race is over. we