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Campaign 2010 / The Aftermath #978934

NBC Evening News for Sunday, Nov 07, 2010
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(Studio: Lester Holt) Report introduced.

(White House: Mike Viqueira) The hard line now being taken by the Republicans after their House victory examined; details given of their opposition to the new health care law and tax cuts for the wealthy and the differences between the views of Republicans and the Tea Party. [On "Meet the Press," Governor Chris CHRISTIE†- says our party lost our way and we have to do what we said.] [Representative Paul RYAN†- wants to repeal "this thing."] [President OBAMA - speaks about tax relief.] [On Fox, Representative Eric CANTOR - opposes raising taxes.] [On "Meet the Press," Senator Jim DeMINT†- lauds the Tea Party for Republican wins.] [On "Face the Nation," Senator Mitch McCONNELL, DeMINT - offer his views on earmarks.]

Reporter(s):
Holt, Lester;
Viqueira, Mike
Duration:
00:02:40

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