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The star ledger, a paper that endorsed the independent candidate in 2009 for chris christie and his opponent jon corzine, wrote a scathing editorial that wrote, skillful political spin obvious to all. christie defended himself at a press conference yesterday afternoon. >> i don't know what the cost is and i, quite frankly, don't care. i don't think you can put a price tag on what it's worth to have a person elected to the united states senate and i'll do whatever i need to do to make sure the costs are covered because all of the people of the united states are not going to be punished for it a...

African-american candidate. they are not going to come back to the polls give knowledge the high rate of unemployment, given the low approval ratings for president obama. but guess what? they came back and they have formed a coalition that looks like it could be permanent and really would create a threat to republicans. it could make republicans an afterthought in future elections if they don't find a way to reach out to young people, and hispanics, the fastest growing minority group in the country as well as the black. megyn: the stats prove that. what does the republican party do about that?...

For relief from tough headaches. welcome back to "the ed show." the bad fortunes of mitt romney may be impacting down-ballot senate races. let's start with the big picture. mitt romney is clearly hurting himself. for the first time since his 47% remark, a poll shows voters, they don't like it. 36% say that they are less likely to vote for romney because of his remarks, compared to only 20% who say that they are more likely to vote for him. among independents, the margin is also 2-1 against romney's remarks. as for the senate races, a top election analyst put it this way. "i'm not prone to hy...

there on christmas day. the white house condemning these blasts. nigeria's president calling an end to the sectarian violence voug to catch those responsible. churches also bombed in nigeria last christmas season. more arab league observers are on their way to sir yeah here's why. an opposition group says security forces killed more than 20 people in the city of homs today. the observer planned to go there. u.n. says more than 5,000 people have died since syria's crackdown on protests began in march. a suicide car bomber in iraq got through six security check points before settin...

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