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Next, a discussion about National Political party nominations, scandal, and comebacks, as well as rules changes for the 2016 election. This is part of the state of the parties conference. It runs just under two hours. We have four papers to be presented. We hope you will have great interest in what they present. More than anything else, we hope you will have Great Questions because this group of individuals have not only studied what has been, but are giving us perspective of what is to come. I think youll find their perspectives very interesting. About party a paper power and the causal effec...

Nominations i dont have my line in here but you only have a few that are not competitive. Versus incumbent renominations that rarely are these things competitive. Betweennd difference these indicators, democrats versus republicans. There is a distinct party difference for this timeframe. Campaigns contents are bit more competitive overall. Republican campaigns typically are not as competitive. Intraparty trends. This is perhaps the most fascinating thing as far as looking ahead toward 2016 and beyond. Haveratic nominations become somewhat less competitive over time. This is suggesting democrat...

Going to do 0 it in the old right side/left side and go through this bullet point by bullet point, state by state. we're going to start in california and we're going to move west to east. so let's start california senate. the only thing that interests me here tate, the crazy con spear this woman. could she be against dianne feinstein? >> there are 23 running. nobody knows any of them. one hiked a mountain to raise awareness. orly taitz may end up being the senate nomination nominee. they're not going to win the seat anyway. it would be a momentary embarrassment. >> pr disaster. all sorts of in...

man. plus, you toss out our diplomats, we're going to toss out yours, remains defiant as more deaths are reported in the ongoing conflict. a busy day. good morning from josnew york, e 5, 2012. this is chuck todd. maybe the biggest tuesday of the year until this coming november. let's get right to my first reads of the morning. history could look back and call it the age of polarization, an era not simply about winning but utterly delegitimizing your opponent and not accepting defeat at the ballot box. go in for the political kill by any means necessary. this bitter period in american...

increasingly views as politicide. now the age of polarization has delivered today's historic recall election in wisconsin. this hour voters are deciding whether to fire governor scott walker and replace him with milwaukee mayor tom barrett. walker, who you could argue was handed a legitimate fiscal problem, didn't just push through pension reforms. he decided to crush public sector unions in a political war. and now labor unions and state democrats want to punish walker. it's the height of political combat and may be our favorite cliche but today does come down to turnout. wisconsin ...