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The democratic party establishment and calling senator lincoln the best candidate for the general election back when there was still a chance of supporting somebody else. namely lincoln's democratic primary opponent, arkansas lieutenant governor bill halter. after halter agency narrow loss and unnamed white house official said organized labor just flushed $10 million of their member's money down the toilet on a pointless exercise. let's bring in political satirist sam, author of "fubar." >> how are you, keith? >> this is one of the flashpoints of party regulars versus progressives, and i'm gue...

Jim beat this gu guy 50,000 vot. at the end of the day, i don't see any republican fingerprints on this. i see a lot of angst from party regulars. a do-over is probably not going to happen. but republicans voted in a republican primary 2-1. the bad news is that overwhelmingly the public vote for the republican candidate. and there wasn't any cross-pollination in those primaries. shannon: we thank you for your time. it's an unusual situation. we'll stay on it. thank you. this is a fox news alert. we have the news conference from north carolina congressman bob etheridge. this is a democrat caugh...

I think the passion of progressives is certainly true on a national level and really mad liberals as far as blanche lincoln is involved. you have to remember the democratic primary in the last presidential election, which is stronger for hillary clinton. these are party regulars here. i don't think it follows that all of them will necessarily follow the track that the liberal eastern might. >> what kind of political chops and popularity does lieutenant governor halter have? is he really a guy that can come in here? i understand he'ss very popular. and after watching that announcement, he's eve...

Harness it. >> as you were pointing out if your piece today, mark kirk and his nomination in illinois really does tell you that the republican party is still the establishment party. despite all these divisions, they want to win more than they want to fight. >> you've covered politics for a long time. i don't think the gop has changed in the past year to the point where they're right wing is now dominating the party or more to the point running the party. if you look at massachusetts and virginia, the folks there ran the campaigns and the candidates were party regulars. certainly the example o...

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