who has been leading us, what can be changed? martha: i was struck, though, tucker carlson was here a little while ago an was talking about how the obama campaign was so successful in microtargeting. when you went to the democratic national convention we heard so much about abortion rights and birth control and all of that. a lot of people thought, gee is this really what we re talking about in this day and age? and those kinds of issues. and i look at the gop convention, and you had, you know, condoleezzaa rice, you had ted cruz, marco rube bow, representing those groups, not being part of one of those groups but just talking about what was good for mesh. apparently that doesn t work. well i m not sure it doesn t work, but look there is a i understand what you re saying about the republican convention with two of those speakers in particular, condoleezzaa rice and susana march taoepbz, my mother a long-time democrat,
that could go higher over 330. the race for the white house fronts and center. president obama managed to win reelection with close to 8% unemployment. no one has run with that hang over his head and been successful. in the coming weeks and months i am looking forward to reaching out and working with leaders of both parties to meet the challenges we can only solve together. martha: to do that he will have to work with speaker of the house john boehner. hear what he recently told america s newsroom about his relationship with the president and the prospect of working together. i spent my life playing the hand i was dealt. if that s the hand i m dealt after tuesday i ll play it. [ male announcer ] when was the last time something made your jaw drop?
short of chew over what happened last night, what are they saying? it was ohio that decided the election for the president last night, that s because the once reliably red state of virginia had already been called for him. fox news predicted at 11:15 the president was reelected a minute or so after declaring him the winner in ohio. mr. obama wound up with about 300 electorial votes before florida was counting, that is more than the university of virginia s larry sabato predicted. he says republicans didn t choose their congressional candidates wisely, something they ll need to change by 2014. the early prediction is republicans will do well because it s the 6th year itch, the 6th year of a two term administration, it s usually a disaster for the incumbent president. let me add a caveat, republicans actually have to nominate good candidates. look at how many seats in the senate they ve thrown away in
romney to resolve our problems. looming fiscal crisis. only 60 days away. the president faces a divide congress and speaker boehner saying he will not budge on the president s plan to raise taxes. the american people want solutions and tonight they responded by renewing our republican house majority. the american people also made clear there is no mandate for raising tax rates. bill: that statement and that battle jonah goldberg, good morning to you. it s good to have you here with us. where does that battle join do you believe now? john boehner has a pretty good case to make in terms of inside the beltway, inside the
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