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thanks for spending a few moments with us. you, sir, are great. i don t think that s me, but it s the best he can do, that s darrell hammond doing me on saturday night live. hammond joins us tonight with his new book. let me finish tonight with a strong american performance of hillary clinton. we start with the reversal of fortunes out there. mark halperin is a senior political analyst, and willie brown is a former mayor of san francisco. mark, you look at all these, and here are some of the highlights from last night s elections. in ohio, by two to one, voters soundly rejected an anti-union law that limited collective bargaining by public employees. the cleveland plain dealer reported, quote without question, the results will be viewed as a momentum builder for democrats nationwide and should encourage president barack obama. in mississippi, a personhood amendment which would have
you sir are great. i don t think that s me, but it s the best he can do, that s daryl hammond doing me on saturday night live saturday night live. hammond joins us tonight with his new book. we start with the reversals of fortune out there. mark haleprin is an msnbc senior political analyst. mark, you look at all these, and here are some of the highlights from last night s soundly rejected an anti-union law that eliminated collective bargaining by public employees. without question, the results will be viewed as a momentum builder for democrats nationwide and should encourage president barack obama. in mississippi, a personhood amendment which would ve defined personhood starting at conception. this would ve outlawed all
well, it is pretty loud, ed. i want to thank you for what you ve done for the movement. i hope the movement continues as we move into the next recall elections. we had tremendous volunteer help in northeastern wisconsin, throughout wisconsin, and throughout this country. people believe in what we re doing, standing up for working men and women of the state, seniors, veterans. we are going to continue to make a difference, ed. you be there with us. we will get the majority back in the state senate with your help. we are going to broadcast there august 8 and 9. this is one where many people thought maybe you weren t going to survive this challenge. the outcome tonight, how do you feel about it, how heavy a lift was it? we are really, really excited. you know, we fought the good fight. we didn t take anything for granted. we went after it, won 2-1. hopefully this is the momentum builder we need for the next eight races where we get the majority back. we have to continue to fight for
was it? we are really, really excited. you know, we fought the good fight. we didn t take anything for granted. we went after it, won 2-1. hopefully this is the momentum builder we need for the next eight races where we get the majority back. we have to continue to fight for working men and women. they count for a lot. important consumers. that has been forgotten in walker administration. the fight must continue and we will get it done. senator, are you surprised in the dog days of summer when it is almost 100 degrees out consistently that people have such intensity in an off year election to go out and do what they did today? your thoughts on that. well, i m not surprised because the enthusiasm in this area and the whole state of wisconsin behind us, we really do have the wind at our back, and we re going to make a difference. we just want balance in government again. wisconsin is a progressive state. we do not want to be mississippi. and that s what we are approaching now.