JOIE CHEN, CNN ANCHOR: Let's get some reaction from both sides to check first with CNN's Tony Clark who is in Austin, Texas, following developments in the Bush camp -- Tony.</s>TONY CLARK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Joie, you know, there have been so many twists and turns in this election battle that every time a new development happens we check in with aides at the campaign for their reaction. And the latest reaction, they're out of reactions. It has been so many ups and downs. The governor himself said to be in fine spirits. The governor left the governor's mansion this morning, headed to his ranch in Crawford, Texas where he'll spend the weekend. He's expected to hear -- we expect he would hear from James Baker, his pointman in Florida about the legal goings on but he will stay out at the ranch until sometime Sunday, come back for a holiday party Sunday night at the governor's mansion. But, you know, it is obviously a disappointment. Yesterday, the campaign thought they were so close to having some in his words finality to this situation. They had won victories in the two circuit courts only to see new problems crop up before the Florida Supreme Court. Now the legal wrangling goes on in Washington and Florida. The governor works on his transition -- transition for administration he hopes he's going to have. Members of the campaign staff, some went to Florida yesterday afternoon to help out there during the recount effort. Others had planned to attend the wedding this afternoon of couple of staff members. They're getting married this afternoon, but many of those had to cancel plans to go the wedding because of the recount currently underway in Florida. And so everything has been turned upside down because of the Florida Supreme Court decision yesterday afternoon. Everyone simply just hanging on to see what happens next. Tony Clark, CNN, Austin, Texas.
Bush Campaign Waiting and Watching Developments in Florida