Reply #4: He is not, but neither are the two other ones. Nobody is popular these days with the economic

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situation. I don't think he is doing worse than most governors in the same situation.

This said, Baker and Cahill hurt each other, as Cahill is trying to outflank Baker to his right and to emulate Scott Brown, and probably capturing some part of the GOP and more conservative Democratic voters who find Baker too liberal in social issues.