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Don t even know. one thing that is driving me crazy, only in 2012 is jackrabbit allen greyson that is spelled wrong. dana: allen. eric: g e-y-s-o-n. he is elected initial florida. allen west so far is not. kimberly: the first name of allen greyson is spelled wrong. dana: what i want to talk about is the number of women in the senate. last congress, 17 women in senate. hutchison and snow were retire something down to 15. last night five women won. see them listed there. massachusetts, wisconsin, hawaii, maine, north dakota, that is great. greg: i don t. dana: 20 women total in the united states senate. government has been very good for women in terms of advancement compared to the private sector. and on corporate boards right now today only 13% is comprised of women. ....
direction. we ll start with the happiest man on campus. my goodness, mr. bob beckel. bob: let me say a couple of personal things. i thought romney s speech was the most gracious concession speech i ever heard. he deserves credit for it. the second thing i thought about was my dad, a civil rights worker. he was not alive to see obama get elected and i was thinking how it would be to see him be real. i was happy about the democratic party staying together and particularly happy for every black kid in america. positives out of that for group of people. the voters vote and that s all i want to say. greg: will the black kid be happy if he doesn t get a job? kimberly: thank you for doing that, minute-35. greg: i love feel-good voting but if you don t fix problems of the country personally, we re officially plucked. america is plunging to european socialist experiment. the left wanted since fdr. will it work? they don t care that the income is getting lower or unempl ....
despite record breaking debt and deficit numbers and some of the highest unemployment rate ever for an incumbent, barack obama easily won re-election as president tuesday night. but was projected as one of the closest races ever was instead called hours ahead of schedule. leading to a night of celebration for democrats. and bitter defeat for republicans. now the challenge of a second term for the president. chief white house correspondent ed henry on what s next. reporter: as president obama and his family returned from chicago after the jubilation of victory, his top allies vowed he will be willing to cooperate with the republicans on the looming fiscal cliff. nobody wants to see this fiscal cliff without a deal, because the cuts are severe and the tax increases are severe. so we ve got to find a path forward. that follows lofty promises, the president made at the celebration about how the best is yet to come. i am looking forward to reaching out and working wi ....
0 lawn. thanks. status quo was the winner congress. democrats maintained and even expanded their lead in the senate. some house races are still up in the air. but we know the g.o.p. will still have the majority. which means john boehner will remain speaker. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel tonight on the agendas of the respective leaders. fresh off the election that guarantees republicans will retain control of the house of representatives, speaker john boehner made clear his numbers are not going to abandon the principles. we don t sol t problem of the fiscal imbalance overnight and we certainly won t do in a lame duck session of congress. it won t beed simply by raising taxes or taking a plunge off the fiscal cliff. congress ability to get things done will be tested soon after the election when the fiscal cliff and massive trillions of dollars in tax increases spending cut ace rive at the end of the year. on that pressing matter, they called for grounds to fix ....
man on campus. my goodness, mr. bob beckel. bob: let me say a couple of personal things. i thought romney s speech was the most gracious concession speech i ever heard. he deserves credit for it. the second thing i thought about was my dad, a civil rights worker. he was not alive to see obama get elected and i was thinking how it would be to see him be real. i was happy about the democratic party staying together and particularly happy for every black kid in america. positives out of that for group of people. the voters vote and that s all i want to say. greg: will the black kid be happy if he doesn t get a job? kimberly: thank you for doing that, minute-35. greg: i love feel-good voting but if you don t fix problems of the country personally, we re officially plucked. america is plunging to european socialist experiment. the left wanted since fdr. will it work? they don t care that the income is getting lower or unemployment or debt. a wife who ignores horrib ....