RNC 'autopsy' report to identify failures of 2012 election and find solutions – Mark Preston reports

FROM POLITICAL TICKER:

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus announced Sunday the organization will spend $10 million on hundreds of staff workers to communicate conservative principles in cities across the country.

As part of its conclusion from a months-long "autopsy" of the GOP – which will be formally announced Monday – the RNC will also work to shorten the primary calendar, limit the number of debates in presidential primaries, and move up the party's convention date.

CNN's Mark Preston previews the report on "Early Start" this morning, and explains what the RNC is looking to change in the next election cycle.