"I think Democrats are saddened and demoralized by this policy of appeasement," Rep. Alan Grayson (D-FL) told MSNBC. Grayson lost re-election for his seat.

Presumptive House speaker Rep. John Boehner (R-OH) in no mood to compromise on health care overhaul

Robert Gibbs says Republicans won't try to repeal health care reform.

Fmr. Senate leader Tom Daschle (D-SD) says repeal of health care reform isn't an option, despite big Republican midterm gains. Daschle says health care reform still has massive support.

Indiana's Republican governor has growing reputation as a hard-nosed budget chopper.

"At worst, you're going to want to get her support if you're going to run and be President of the United States of America," Michael Reagan, son of Ronald Reagan, said of Sarah Palin.

"There seems to be some denial on the part of the president and other Democratic leaders of the message that was sent by the American people," Boehner said today in an interview with ABC News' Diane Sawyer.

Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) says the American people "didn't fall in love" with the GOP on Tuesday, and that new Republican lawmakers have "very clear marching orders" from voters after the midterm elections.

Jon Stewart and Chris Wallace talk about Tuesday's election.

"I'm confident and I am hopeful because this is our movement. This is our moment. This is our morning in America," Sarah Palin says in the ad. (source: SarahPAC)

The governor of Minnesota joins the Morning Joe gang to discuss the way forward for the Republican Party after its sizeable midterm victories.

Chris Matthews discusses what the election results mean for President Obama.

Brit Hume on President Obama's reaction to the midterm election.

Former speaker Newt Gingrich weighs in on what's next for Pelosi, offers advice to Boehner and Obama.

Ed Schultz and Rev. Al Sharpton talk about why President Obama needs to define his direction or he risks being defined by people who want to destroy him politically.

Charles Krauthammer: "He's just had a refutation of two years of his agenda and his ideology, and he pretends as if nothing has happened. And he says one of the messages he gets -- and it's all about what does he get -- is that people want him to work with Republicans on things like natural gas and electric cars. Is that why he