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That is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as we have been reporting. some committed left wing americans have been emboldened by the reelection of president obama. you're seeing that now in the budget negotiations as the president and his side are not in any compromising mood. i saw it firsthand this week when i was down in washington. there is arrogance and con desen shun in many left wing precincts despieght thdespite the fact thn ambassador today susan rice is out in consideration for secretary of state. we'll have more on that coming up. the more intelligent secular progres...

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Have to do to vote. >> really? a privilege? i guess we should change the name of the voting rights act to the voting privilege act. if mitt romney wants to talk about hatred and anger and division, that's what he wants to talk about, we should be talking about this story all across america. i hate the thought that people are going to be denied the right to vote in this country. and i'm angry that a political party would divide americans into two groups, those who can vote and those who cannot. get your cell phones. i want to know what you think. tonight's question, which is the bigger outrage,...

Strategic default. refusing to pay but stay in their home. if you could double the number, it would put banks on the edge of solvency again. what would happen if we could organize homeowners enmass to say if we get, if we get half of those people to agree, we'll agree to -- [ inaudible ] it would literally cause a big financial crisis for the banks, not for us. >> glenn: their solution is to break the contract. notice he didn't say people who cannot. everybody understands people who cannot. these are people who they refuse. if we can get people to agree, we won't pay our mortgages. so the solu...

People, does anybody there jump out, and you say that's the person i would not want to run against in a tough economy? >> actually, the republican party faces a stature gap. we saw in 2010 the democrats with an enthusiasm gap. they're looking for somebody who cannot only rally the tea party regulars, but also appeal to some of what i call the regular republicans. so they have a big job on their hands. but i want to say this about mike pence, as i also worked for ephart back in the day. it's been over 131 years since we elected somebody directly from the house of the representatives to the oval...