PoliticsNation | December 13, 2012
Americans ask for compromise, GOP still says no
A new poll shows 79 percent of Americans would accept raising taxes on those making over 250,000 dollars, but Republicans are still sticking to their talking points. Former Governor Ed Rendell and MSNBC host Krystal Ball join Rev. Al Sharpton.
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