What we do know is both candidates have concentrated in the battleground states. They've put a lot of resources, they've put a lot of personal time. For Obama to have a significant lead in this big battleground states says an awful lot about his commanding position.
David Gergen comments on the candidates' focus on battleground states and Obama's lead.
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