National Review's Johnson: Familiarity Could Hurt Hillary, Jeb

Voters "exhausted" with incumbents and too-familiar political names could derail the presidential ambitions of both Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush in 2016, Eliana Johnson, Washington editor of National Review, told "MidPoint" host Ed Berliner on Newsmax TV on Tuesday.

Johnson also said that a Republican-majority Senate — if one emerges from Tuesday's midterm election — poses risks for the next GOP presidential nominee, who might have found it "more advantageous" to still be running against a Senate led by Nevada Democrat Harry Reid.

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