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Decision 2012 / A Discussion #1013080

NBC Evening News for Tuesday, Dec 13, 2011
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(Studio: Brian Williams, Chuck Todd, David Gregory; Washington: Andrea Mitchell) Discussion held about the presidential election; details given about the electability problems facing Republicans Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney, the Tea Party effect and voter anger; findings of a new NBC News/"Wall Street Journal" poll cited. [NBC News/"Wall Street Journal" pollster Peter HART†- comments on the lack of optimism across the country; notes Romney, Gingrich and President Obama are flawed candidates; comments on the possibility of a 3rd party candidate; mentions the declining middle class.]

(Studio: Brian Williams) Poll findings on the view of Congress cited.

Reporter(s):
Chuck, Brian Williams,;
Mitchell, Andrea;
Williams, Brian
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00:06:40

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