Two. Il shawn . Thank you. U. Mark joins us. Ns from are reports that we know now there will not be a house vote on the fiscal cliff packagk tonight. What are you hearing . What are the chances in whats going on . The u. S. Congress has taken incomplete, remember that, you would call the registrar and, or your professor, and you took an incomplete, and thats what theyve done. Mcdonnell and the democratsdemo could get something done in terms of taxes, and its a stage of process, but in terms of the whole bargain, they want more time of the what republicans didnt want to have blamedblam monday them is that they increased taxes on the middle class, and so maybe tim kainey was prophetic. Ti he said lets just settle atse 500,000. Tt they settled at 450,000, and noo move to the tougher stuff later. Weve seen a lot of frustration and its not justjus the americans who will be affected. Lawmakers also fed up, maryland senator, the longer serving woman in the senate, said i, lived through 9 11,
we have more from washington. reporter: good morning, betty. high-level democrats will continue to pound the pavement as they try and minimize losses on election day. democrats hope voters show up in full force one week from today. if everybody who voted in 2008 votes in 2010, we are confident we will win this election. reporter: taking no race for granted, president obama campaigned in one of the bluest states monday, raising money for congress democrats in rhode island. later today, vice president biden will try to shore up more support in new york while first lady michelle obama continues her swing out west. we definitely do support patty, don t we? reporter: democrats see hope in early voting numbers, giving them a slight edge. but republicans are banking on polls that show independent voters leaning their way. both sides are running out of time to sway those critical swing voters. republicans hope a flurry of new ads will give their candidates one last boost. t
with more on this. good morning, preeti. reporter: good morning, betty. high-level democrats will continue to pound the pavement today as they try to minimize losses on election day. democrats hope voters show up in full force one week from today. if everybody who voted in 2008 votes in 2010, we are confident we will win this election. reporter: taking no race for granted, president obama campaigned in one of the bluest states monday, raising money for congress democrats in rhode island. later today, vice president biden will try to shore up more support in new york while first lady michelle obama continues her swing out west. we definitely do support patty, don t we? reporter: democrats see hope in early voting numbers, giving them a slight edge. but republicans are banking on polls that show independent voters leaning their way. both sides are running out of time to sway those critical swing voters. republicans hope a flurry of new ads will give their candidates o