host: susan ferrechio?st: i believe the caller was asking if it is possible whether the republicans would move more towards the center to work with president obama if he won a second term. it is a funny equation how congress becomes moderate and right now it is polarizing congress. it is as polarized as many people have seen it. if the president wins a second term and the house and the senate become republican, you will see gridlock and people trying to get the white house in 2016. it will be very political. i did not anticipate people moving towards the middle. people who are a little further to the right are being elected amongst the republicans and for the to the left among democrats. that is how have both sides being philosophically so far apart. host: we have a tweet for you, susan ferrechio. guest: right. that is a great question. the most important thing that the democrats have to do is convince voters that they are still the best stewards of the e connolly -- of the economy moving forward. people do

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