Klobuchar: McConnell Has Shown He Can Make Deals

The transcript discusses the potential outcomes of an election, focusing on Mitch McConnell's role and the possibility of working with him on key issues like immigration and tax reform. It highlights past collaborations and the importance of moving forward with legislative plans. The speaker also shares insights on relationships with other senators and the tradition of contacting them during elections.

What is the speaker's view on Mitch McConnell's ability to make deals?

• He has shown in the past that he can make deals.

• He is only interested in partisan politics.

• He is not capable of making deals.

• He avoids making deals with the Democratic Party.

What is the speaker's sentiment towards Alison Grimes' campaign?

• Indifference towards her campaign

• Criticism of her campaign strategies

• Sympathy for her hard night

• Celebration of her victory

Which reforms does the speaker mention working on with Mitch McConnell?

• Healthcare and education reform

• Immigration and tax reform

• Environmental and energy reform

• Defense and foreign policy reform

Who is one of the senators the speaker mentions having a conversation with?

• Senator Graham

• Senator Cruz

• Senator Warren

• Senator Sanders

What is the tradition mentioned by the speaker regarding election time?

• Avoiding contact with other senators

• Calling senators who are up for election

• Hosting a debate with opposing parties

• Releasing a public statement