What the 2012 election can teach us about 2014 and beyond
Clip: 12/30/2013 | 10m 38s
What the 2012 election can teach us about 2014 and beyond
As the first year of President Obama's second term draws to a close, Gwen Ifill talks to Mark Halperin of Time magazine and John Heilemann of New York magazine about their new book, "Double Down: Game Change 2012," for insight into the people who shaped the 2012 election and what that election says about races to come.
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What the 2012 election can teach us about 2014 and beyond
Clip: 12/30/2013 | 10m 38s
As the first year of President Obama's second term draws to a close, Gwen Ifill talks to Mark Halperin of Time magazine and John Heilemann of New York magazine about their new book, "Double Down: Game Change 2012," for insight into the people who shaped the 2012 election and what that election says about races to come.
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