republican leadership and they are looking at the ballot, people say they do not know this guy but the behner guy is bad. >> you might say the incumbent he gave the park district privileges that require things like the fire department had a new fire truck. they have given over $1 million to the district alone. you tie your income is a good things, not too bad things. >> it is a good way to turn the incumbency -- focusing on the health care about. vote. spot like the candidate's identity there is 8% that say he is pit bull but do not want to vote for it emphasize potential benefits of being an incumbent. is there anything else that we want to add? aç>> we don't want surrogates' coming in. we don't want to see anyone but the president or the vice president. >> maybe emphasize that. maybe use real people. >> in terms of rhetoric, if you look at the mood of the country with only 34% saying we're in the right direction that the message of the campaign would be more of a future message. it is a good way of sort of tapping into the wrong track, sort of, opinion and placating that. that is all idea.

i want to thank the leadership in the house and the senate, senator mcconnell and senator behner in their efforts under some difficult circumstances to get in front of the leadership, nancy pelosi, harry reid, and certainly the president, a series of proposals that we thought would go a long way to addressing some of the concerns that individuals and communities and business owners have. respect to health care. they have made several attempts to stop this madness that is lurching toward a government takeover of our healthcare system. i have heard about the bipartisanship issue and have not seen it. instead, what we have been met with legislatively is a lot of whining and complaining and noise about republicans obstructing and blocking health care reform. we have been talking about creating a patient-doctor- centered bottom of thex