Today George Bush is in the White House and Republicans are firmly back in power. The president is meeting with his cabinet, looking at a second term agenda that could prove even more ambitious than his first.
The GOP victory — sweeping not only the Oval Office but also the Senate and House — turns out to be much more of a decisive win than anyone had projected. We look back at how the battle was won, who were the ground soldiers, and what the agenda will be moving forward.
Guests:
Ed Goeas, Republican pollster
Karen LaBarr, conservative Christian Republican activist
Terry Eastland, publisher of The Weekly Standard