but her opponent, sandy pash, is a nurse, an educator, a state representative who has run a very, verytive campaign. and at the end of the day, with so much money coming on television and radio and in direct mail i think it kind of begins to overwhelm people and they go back to those core questions. what did governor walker do? who stood with governor walker? who stood against? the darling race is a classic test because alberta darling is governor walker's point person on budget issues whereas sandy pash as a state representative was one of the leading people in the capitol fighting against the governor's agenda. it's going to be a clear choice. and my gut tells me that there's an awfully lot of people over there in the north side of milwaukee and in some of those near-in suburbs who really don't think the state's headed in the right direction. >> well, there's a lot of motivation out there then for the democrats. they've already survived one recall election. they've got two more coming up. are either of those in danger? >> well, i was up in northern wisconsin the other day, and the mo

one that was very instrumental in writing the collective, anti-collective bargaining bill, and sandy pash has put on a great fight against her. darling knows she's in a fight. that's why $8 million was poured into that district to support alberta darling and she's kind of like sharon engle, if we could go back to those days in nevada. alberta darling says anything. says, hey, we're not making kutsds r cuts in education. what? you cut almost $1 billion in education. you know, chris, wisconsin's got everything. they cut corporate taxes. unemployment, in fact harks gone up a little bit under stot walker. cut the personal income taxes at the top levels that governor doyle used to have, brought that back. it hasn't sdun anything. they've cut the investment and it's hurt a lot of people, and people are riled up here, and i think it's going to be a big night for the democrats. i think they're going to get those three seats, possibly four. >> okay. that's what it's about. you have to win three out of six, they win control of the state senate, make this case. ed schultz, you're a big part of that