The Democrats, the Obama campaign, they look at this, the mixed message from Iowa last night on the Republican side, and they're celebrating. They think a fractured Republican Party helps President Obama in the long run. They think Mitt Romney is a weak front-runner.
King discusses the Democrats' perspective on the Republican primary results and how they believe it benefits Obama's campaign.
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