Mitchell Reports | November 21, 2012
Can incoming lawmakers break through the gridlock?
The pressure is on Congress to end the dysfunction and finish the nation’s most pressing business – averting the fiscal cliff, and staving off a recession. When the 113th Congress kicks off in January, can the dozens of new freshmen break through the partisan divide? Rep.-elect Patrick Murphy, D-Fla., and Rep.-Elect Steven Horsford, D-Nev., discuss.
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