The American middle class scores a major victory: there will be four more years for President Obama and no one, not even Fox “News,” can deny it.
Tonight, Ed welcomes E.J. Dionne, a Senior Fellow at The Brookings Institution and Washington Post columnist, and Richard Wolffe, Executive Editor of msnbc.com.
We’ll also look at President Obama’s historic re-election with John Nichols, Washington Correspondent of The Nation.
Then, voters reject the right-wing’s radical agenda and Republican candidates paid the price for the GOP’s war on women. Terry O’Neill, President of The National Organization for Women, weighs in on that.
Republicans are going to have to deal with the new reality: yesterday’s election came down to demographics. State Sen. Nina Turner (D-OH), and Annette Taddeo, a former candidate for U.S. Congress (D-FL), discuss the new make-up of the American electorate.
We’ll also pay a special tribute to the worst political pundit of all time.
And in the Big Finish, the ground game beat out big money. Leo Gerard, United Steel Workers International President explains how the “get out the vote” effort won over Citizens United.
It’s going to another blockbuster @EdShow at 8pET on @msnbctv.
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