Republicans Slow To 'Reset' Despite Election Autopsy Report
And let's dig a little deeper now into that Republican approach
to immigration reform. Three months ago, the Republican National
Committee unveiled its Growth and Opportunity Project,
essentially a post-mortem of what went wrong for Republicans in
2012. It said there needed to be a shift in tone to appeal to
young people, women and Latinos. And the report made a single
policy recommendation: Pass immigration reform.  NPR's Mara
Liasson explores why that has been such difficult advice to
follow.  MARA LIASSON, BYLINE: The RNC's autopsy report helped
reveal some of the deepest internal conflicts in the Republican
Party, says Dan Schnur, a former Republican strategist who now
runs the Jesse Unruh Institute of Politics at the University of
Southern California.  DAN SCHNUR: The challenge for the report
is it's a very, very smart template for electing a Republican
president of the United States. But a lot of GOP House members,
particularly the more con