NOW with Alex Wagner | November 02, 2012
Does post-Sandy mean the dawn of political 'agreement and good intentions'?
Alex Wagner, the NOW panel, Thomas Mann from the Brookings Institute, and American Enterprise Institute’s Norm Orenstein discuss if Mitt Romney will be a harbinger of bipartisanship if he is elected and if bipartisanship is even possible in this highly partisan political environment.
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