cable satellite corp. 2012] >> coming up tomorrow on "washington journal" washington bureau chief greg gilbert of the milwaukee journal sentinel. they will discuss the wisconsin recall election. veronique explains her belief that most european nations are increasing taxes without significantly cutting spending. after that, an update on syria and what can be done to prevent further massacres. plus, your e-mails, phone calls and tweets. "washington journal" live sunday at 7:00 a.m. eastern, here on c- span. >> tonight, remarks from donald trump at the north carolina republican party convention. he criticized the leadership of president obama and again raised the issue of his birthplace. he also focused on what u.s. economic potential is being marginalized by china. mr. trump has endorsed mitt romney for president. you can watch his comments tonight from greensboro at 10:25 p.m. eastern on c-span. this weekend, the united kingdom celebrates the 60th anniversary of queen elisabeth's succession to the throne. we will show her diamond jubilation ceremony that took place in march. france marmite at 9

greg gilbert wrote a great series of things about the numbers and how remarkable it was. in my primary, i got as many votes as the top two democrats did combined. that said to me that there were brokers who, even though they knew it did not mean anything in terms of the primary, were not going to wait until june 6. they were coming out in may barrett there is already that pent-up feeling, just because the issues were so clear. unlike most elections word is personality, this was pretty clear cut. you could put in tens of millions of dollars more on both sides and it probably would not have had any impact. voters knew where they stood on the issues. we had victory offices all around the state where before the election, we had identified 5.7 million people, we had made four million voter contacts through volunteers in victory offices, state parties put together, and had a tremendous impact. we found people, not just republicans or conservatives, people like i mentioned before, independence and even a few democrats who liked the bold action we took. we found them and make sur

. >> tomorrow on "washington journal" mark murray and greg gilbert on the wisconsin recall election. then, the belief that most european nations are increasing taxes without cutting spending, making things worse for several economies. after that, an update on the situation in syria, and what can be done to prevent further massacres. plus, your e-mail, phone call, and tweets. live, sunday, 7:00 a.m. on c- span. >> writing is a transactional process. riding a simms reading. it goes back to the question about a tree falling in the forested there is no one there to hear it. if you have written a wonderful novel, one of the parts of the process is you want readers to be enlarged and enriched by it, and you have to pull everything in your disposal. >> author anna quindlen will talk about her guides to life and social policy sunday. she will be ready for your calls and e-mail starting and noon eastern on "booktv." >> earlier this week, attorney general eric holder said voting rights enforcement is one of the justice department's highest priorities, expressing concerns with a number of state