Face the Nation (CBS) - 2002-09-01 - 2 of 2

Name: Face the Nation (CBS) - 2002-09-01 - 2 of 2
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[0:00] one in Arizona, one in California that

[0:01] today the Democrats are already picking

[0:03] up. Then if you look at what we have out

[0:05] there in open seats, huge opportunities

[0:07] for us all over the country in in

[0:09] Tennessee. Uh you look at Maryland, huge

[0:11] opportunity for us. And then in we have

[0:13] obviously incumbents in trouble in

[0:15] Maryland, we have three Republican

[0:16] incumbents in trouble in Iowa. So right

[0:18] now we're doing great all because of the

[0:20] kitchen table issues that the Democrats

[0:22] are out there fighting on the issues

[0:23] that matter. pretty optimistic

[0:24] assessment in a year when when many

[0:26] astute political analysts say it's

[0:28] difficult to to ascertain whether one

[0:30] party is ahead or one party isn't but I

[0:31] mean if history is any guy Governor

[0:33] Rosco the White House should lose some

[0:35] seats make the case that they don't and

[0:37] and counter Mr. McAlliff the kitchen

[0:40] table issues that are described by the

[0:42] chairman I think are relevant and

[0:43] important. But the Democratic Senate has

[0:46] done virtually nothing to address those

[0:49] issues. If they don't like the

[0:50] prescription drug benefit that has been

[0:51] passed by the House of Representatives,

[0:54] it would be it would seem to me logical

[0:56] for them to propose an alternative to

[0:57] it. If they don't like the energy bill

[0:59] that's passed, if they don't like

[1:00] pension reform, if they don't like the

[1:02] budget, it would seem to me that as a

[1:04] part of this process that they would

[1:05] propose an alternative. They've done

[1:07] virtually nothing. So the allegation

[1:10] that somehow they're making progress

[1:11] with the agenda of the A