Republicans Rethinking Politics Following the Election

The transcript discusses the political landscape in Pietersberg, highlighting its overwhelming support for Mitt Romney and the challenges Republicans face in attracting diverse voters. It examines the influence of religion on Republican policies, particularly on issues like abortion and gay marriage. The text also explores Barack Obama's unpopularity in West Virginia and the political divide between rural and urban America. Finally, it contrasts the partisanship in small towns with that in Washington DC, where Obama received significant support.

What percentage of the vote did Mitt Romney secure in the discussed area?

What challenges do Republicans face in attracting new supporters according to the text?

How do the residents of Petersburg view the influence of God on policy?

What is the disconnect between rural and urban America as described in the text?

What is Jim's perspective on working with President Obama?