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2 episodes with trump mcconnell
2 episodes with trump mcconnell
2 episodes with trump mcconnell
2 episodes with trump mcconnell
On Thursday, after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. got confirmed as Secretary of Health and Human Services, Mitch McConnell, the only Republican to vote no, issued a powerful statement citing RFK's anti-vax conspiracy theories and crediting vaccines for saving millions of lives around the world. That prompted two unhinged, angry rants from Trump in which he absolutely savaged McConnell as a loser, a failure, and worse. We talked to veteran congressional observer Norm Ornstein, who explains what this Trump-McConnell rift tells us about Trump's ability to terrorize today's GOP into submission—and why we can't count on Republicans to stand up to him going forward. Looking for More from the DSR Network? Click Here: https://linktr.ee/deepstateradio Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday, after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. got confirmed as Secretary of Health and Human Services, Mitch McConnell, the only Republican to vote no, issued a powerful statement citing RFK's anti-vax conspiracy theories and crediting vaccines for saving millions of lives around the world. That prompted two unhinged, angry rants from Trump in which he absolutely savaged McConnell as a loser, a failure, and worse. We talked to veteran congressional observer Norm Ornstein, who explains what this Trump-McConnell rift tells us about Trump's ability to terrorize today's GOP into submission—and why we can't count on Republicans to stand up to him going forward. Looking for More from the DSR Network? Click Here: https://linktr.ee/deepstateradio Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday, after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. got confirmed as Secretary of Health and Human Services, Mitch McConnell, the only Republican to vote no, issued a powerful statement citing RFK's anti-vax conspiracy theories and crediting vaccines for saving millions of lives around the world. That prompted two unhinged, angry rants from Trump in which he absolutely savaged McConnell as a loser, a failure, and worse. We talked to veteran congressional observer Norm Ornstein, who explains what this Trump-McConnell rift tells us about Trump's ability to terrorize today's GOP into submission—and why we can't count on Republicans to stand up to him going forward. Looking for More from the DSR Network? Click Here: https://linktr.ee/deepstateradio Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Senate Republicans will vote today to select their chamber's next leader. Who they pick will have a profound effect on whether the mandate Donald Trump received – which, among other things resulted in the election of several new GOP Senators and the flipping of control of the Congress' upper house – will translate into transformative legislative successes essential to making America great again. Unfortunately, two of the three candidates – Senators John Thune of South Dakota and John Cornyn of Texas – are lieutenants of the longtime, outgoing top Republican, Mitch McConnell. Unlike the third contender – Florida Senator Rick Scott who ran against McConnell previously and is closely aligned with President-elect Trump and his agenda – Thune and Cornyn will reliably do the bidding of the virulently anti-Trump McConnell. As it happens, McConnell has long been deeply compromised by the Chinese Communist Party. It certainly wants to see Trump fail. And Senators casting secret ballots for his proxies will effectively be voting to put the CCP first, not America. This if Frank Gaffney
Mid-Atlantic - conversations about US, UK and world politics
In this episode of Mid Atlantic, host Roifield Brown leads a discussion with an expert panel featuring Ira Shapiro, Aram Fisher, Steve O'Neill, Tonye Altrade, and Michael Donoghue. The main focus is on the launch of the UK party manifestos and the impact they may have as the general election approaches. The panelists examine key pledges from the Conservative, Labour, and Liberal Democrat parties, analysing their potential influence on voters.The discussion also covers recent events in US politics, including President Joe Biden's response to his son Hunter Biden's conviction and the significance of a recent meeting between Mitch McConnell and Donald Trump. The panelists debate the implications of these developments and the broader state of American politics as the 2024 election season heats up.Key QuotesSteve O'Neill on UK Party Manifestos: "The thing with manifestos, they are in some way shopping lists of policies, but they also tell a story. Labour's manifesto tries to tell a story about the kind of government Keir Starmer wants to run."Tonye Altrade on the Conservative Manifesto: "There was no story whatsoever I could glean from the Conservative manifesto. It was a ramshackle of different things, some bold, some pandering to far-right wingers."Mike Donoghue on US Politics: "It's a brutal time to be an incumbent president. When you've got a country that seems angry, divided, depressed, they tend to blame the incumbent for everything."Ira Shapiro on Mitch McConnell and Trump: "McConnell staying with Trump despite their differences shows the extent of partisanship. It's clear McConnell will support the nominee, no matter who it is."Aram Fisher on Biden's Strategy: "Biden has taken steps to re-engage with black voters, appearing alongside Kamala Harris in Philadelphia. How effective this will be remains to be seen, but it's a crucial part of his campaign strategy." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Have Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell patched things up? The Supreme Court allows the abortion pill mifepristone to stay on the market ... for now. Downpours and flooding lead to life-threatening conditions in South Florida, and the rain still hasn't stopped. Donald Trump calls Milwaukee a "horrible city" as it prepares to host the Republican national convention. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
On a special edition of Battleground Wisconsin, Matt is away on a field trip to North Carolina, and our producer, Brian, has a speaking role for the first time in our 13 year history. Robert and Brian dig into the latest Trump-McConnell packed U.S. Supreme Court political intervention on the presidential immunity case. Will it replace America's founding axiom that nobody is above the law with a 21st Century version of the Divine Right of Kings? We also look deeply at the results of the Michigan Presidential Primary across the freshwater pond. Does it mean that Biden is losing the election on the thorns of the Gaza dilemma? Turning to state news, Governor Evers unveils a rapid response plan for the rash of hospital and clinic closures in the Chippewa Valley. Does it get to the heart of the problem with commodified and profit-centric healthcare, or is it putting bandages on an infected wound?
Listen in as Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Jack Fowler talk about current events: Trump-McConnell scuffle over election support, elections in Brazil and Israel, and the cruel policies of the “caring,” elite, educated Left.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Jack Fowler talk about the Trump-McConnell head-butting, recent polls, Kamala's gaffes, Biden's dementia, Nord Stream 2 pipeline, and war in Ukraine.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Joe spoke with Jessica Taylor, Senate and Governors Editor for The Cook Political Report on the midterms and her latest rating for gubernatorial races, Bloomberg Supreme Court reporter Greg Stohr on the start of the Supreme Court's new term. Plus, Bloomberg Politics Contributors Jeanne Sheehan Zaino & Rick Davis on the Texas governors race, the lack of campaign funding for MAGA candidates, and Donald Trump's Michigan rally and threats against Mitch McConnell. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
FIRST ON: Biden Admin SUED Over Student Loan Forgiveness Plan (00:00)Stock Act Dead? House Leadership Doesn't Have The Votes: Report(16:10)Pfizer Asks For APPROVAL Of Omicron Boosters For Kids (22:56)Briahna Joy Gray: The Brett Favre Scandal Isn't Over AND It's Worse Than You Think (32:25)Beto O'Rourke TRAILING Gregg Abbott In Texas Governor's Race: EXCLUSIVE POLL (48:18)REACTION: Bernie Sanders Won't Rule Out Another Presidential Run (01:00:15)Fauci 2021 Financial Disclosures REVEALED, Net Worth Increased $5M During Covid: Report (01:08:15)$12B More Aid To Ukraine, Biden Admin Promises Funding 'As Long As It Takes' (01:16:25)The Debrief: Trump, McConnell Fued FUELD By Electoral Act Bill? Trust In SCOTUS At HISTORIC LOW (01:25:09)
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Ted Harvey serves as chairman of the Committee to Defeat the President. Republicans Must Honor the Trump-McConnell Legacy After SCOTUS Victories
Topics: 1) Is Ukraine NOT joining NATO the Crux of the issue - Yes according to the Ukrainian Ambassador *Ukrainian officials request meeting with Russians 2) Rams win Super Bowl 56 - Controversial calls on Bengals on 3rd and 8 Holding which lead to Rams touchdown - Donald and Kupp star in victory 3) In the John Durham probe, it appears the Hillary Clinton campaign provided false Russian collusion plots against the Trump campaign *The Clinton campaign hired people to infiltrate the Trump servers - Indictments are possible **She is dirty and crooked - WE already knew that 4) In a 2024 poll by John McLaughlin, Trump beats Harris by 11 points 51-40 and Biden 49-44 *Trump/McConnell try to sway the Senatorial mid terms **Biden approval among Blacks falls to 70% from 90% 5) AOC goes on the road to campaign against Incumbent Centrist Democrats in primaries 6) Hispanics moving to Republicans because Democrats abandon Tradition, Family and Love of Country (The Leftist part of the party) calling the shots 7) Trudeau upside down 35-48 as a result of trucking fiasco - Ontario drops mandates?
The headlines for April 23, 2021. SpaceX rocket carrying four astronauts launches from Florida - CNN ( https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/23/tech/spacex-nasa-astronaut-crew-2-launch-day-scn/index.html ) Biden climate summit shows rivalry with U.S. complicates China's green push - The Washington Post ( https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/climate-summit-china-biden/2021/04/23/6e6ef800-a349-11eb-b314-2e993bd83e31_story.html ) A Trump-McConnell power struggle creates landmines in GOP quest to retake Congress (nbcnews.com) ( https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/trump-mcconnell-power-struggle-creates-landmines-gop-quest-retake-congress-n1264216 ) Russia orders troops to withdraw from Ukraine border after buildup that alarmed West (nbcnews.com) ( https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/russia-orders-troops-withdraw-ukraine-border-after-buildup-alarmed-west-n1264912 ) Son Sells Thousands of Cheesesteaks to Give Mom Last Dream Trip to See the Egyptian Pyramids (goodnewsnetwork.org) ( https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/dustin-vitale-cheesesteak-mom-pyramids-cancer/ ) Music from bensound.com
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Mike and Dan sit down with Jake Sherman and Anna Palmer, the founders of Punchbowl News and the co-hosts of the news podcast The Daily Punch. They talk about Ted Cruz's misbegotten Mexico adventure, the chilly Trump/McConnell relationship, the proposed 9/11-style commission to investigate the Capitol attack, and more.GUESTS:Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman), Founder, Punchbowl NewsAnna Palmer (@apalmerdc), Founder/CEO, Punchbowl NewsHOSTS:Michael Isikoff (@Isikoff), Chief Investigative Correspondent, Yahoo NewsDan Klaidman (@dklaidman), Editor in Chief, Yahoo News See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Following Rush Limbaugh's death, the news coverage seemed to forget his legacy of racism, lies, and hatred, and went ahead and called him "controversial" instead. But Markos Moulitsas of DailyKos, Civiqs, and podcast "The Brief" doesn't care to look back on anything but the facts of what Limbaugh left behind. Markos also talks the Trump/McConnell tangle, Tucker Carlson scraping the bottom of the barrel for Biden dirt, and why he's got his eye on Senator Joe Manchin.Executive Producer: Adell ColemanProducer: Brittany TempleDistributor: DCP EntertainmentFor additional content: makeitplain.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Redsteeze joins the show to chat media hypocrisy while the fellas tackle Trump/McConnell, schools, and Biden’s CNN townhall.ruthlesspodcast.com
He’s not King yet, but Crown Prince Muhammed bin Salman is the leader of Saudi Arabia in all but name. He’s also one of the biggest thorns in the side of Biden’s Middle East policy plans. POLITICO’s Nahal Toosi reports. Plus, Trump attacks McConnell in a fiery statement. And NASA looks at whether it might have to delay a trip to the moon. Nahal Toosi is a foreign affairs reporter for POLITICO. Jeremy Siegel is a host for POLITICO Dispatch. Irene Noguchi is the executive producer of POLITICO audio. Jenny Ament is the senior producer of POLITICO audio. Read more: To speak or not to speak: Saudi Arabia poses a princely dilemma for Biden Attack in Iraq highlights Biden's Saudi problem
Insurrectionist Jenny Cudd, who once ran for Mayor of Midland Texas, bragged about how she violently broke into the US Capitol, violently broke down Nancy Pelosi's office door and how people stole things from the Speaker's office. Even after having two days to reflect on what she had done, she proudly declared, I would absolutely do I again. Cudd was arrested and released. She then told Federal Judge Trevor McFadden, that she wanted to travel to Mexico, while pending trial, to enjoy a lovely "work retreat/bonding experience." Judge McFadden, a long-time Federalist Society member, was appointed by Donald Trump and confirmed my Mitch McConnell's Senate. Judge McFadden said he didn't want Cudd to suffer the loss of her prepaid vacation and didn't want to interfer with her work-bonding retreat. He then said she she is not a danger to the community, despite the fact that just weeks earlier she participated in an attempt to violently overthrow our government. And she said she would "absolutely do it again." If Jenny Cudd were a person of color, would she be enjoying a trip to Mexico after trying to violently overthrow our democracy? Please consider becoming a #TeamJustice patron at: https://www.patreon.com/glennkirschner My podcast, "Justice Matters with Glenn Kirschner" can be downloaded where you get your podcasts. Follow me on: Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/glennkirschner2 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/glennkirschner2 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/glennkirschner2 Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/glennkirschner) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Insurrectionist Jenny Cudd, who once ran for Mayor of Midland Texas, bragged about how she violently broke into the US Capitol, violently broke down Nancy Pelosi's office door and how people stole things from the Speaker's office. Even after having two days to reflect on what she had done, she proudly declared, I would absolutely do I again. Cudd was arrested and released. She then told Federal Judge Trevor McFadden, that she wanted to travel to Mexico, while pending trial, to enjoy a lovely "work retreat/bonding experience." Judge McFadden, a long-time Federalist Society member, was appointed by Donald Trump and confirmed my Mitch McConnell's Senate. Judge McFadden said he didn't want Cudd to suffer the loss of her prepaid vacation and didn't want to interfer with her work-bonding retreat. He then said she she is not a danger to the community, despite the fact that just weeks earlier she participated in an attempt to violently overthrow our government. And she said she would "absolutely do it again."If Jenny Cudd were a person of color, would she be enjoying a trip to Mexico after trying to violently overthrow our democracy? Please consider becoming a #TeamJustice patron at: https://www.patreon.com/glennkirschnerMy podcast, "Justice Matters with Glenn Kirschner" can be downloaded where you get your podcasts.Follow me on:Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/glennkirschner2 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/glennkirschner2Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/glennkirschner2Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/glennkirschner)
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Dr. Rasmus discusses what’s behind the recent so-called ‘rift’ between the Mnuchin Treasury and Powell’s Federal Reserve bank. Why is it that Mnuchin ordered the return of $455 billion unspent stimulus funds passed in March while hundreds of thousands of small businesses are going under, 20-25m workers still unemployed, food lines growing, and rent evictions accelerating? The political reasons behind Mnuchin (and Trump & McConnell) actions to ‘take back’ the money allocated in the last March Cares Act from the Fed. Rasmus uses this event to explain the functions of these two key economic US capitalist institutions—the Treasury and the Fed and to debunk the mainstream economics fiction that central banks like the Fed are ‘independent’ of capitalist bankers and their politicians. Rasmus offers a short history lesson of
Dr. Rasmus provides an update on latest status of stimulus negotiations in Congress this past week: How Pelosi refused to fall for Trump-McConnell latest trick. What’s possible next week. Much of today’s show discusses the recent Nobel prize in economics given to two Standford University professors for their contribution to showing how (auction) markets are efficient. Rasmus explains how their view is just another iteration of ‘efficient markets theory’ debunked by the events of 2008-09. Nevertheless, the Nobel group keeps giving awards to pro-free market theories that argue capitalist markets are efficient and therefore superior to government. Is it economic ‘science’ or economic ‘ideology’, supporting the fiction that markets always produce the best prices—and therefore the government should sell off (privatize) public goods (wireless spectrum) using auction markets at a lower price than it might sell otherwise. What are the hallmarks and indicators of ‘economic ideology’ (ideology defined as misrepresentation of reality, facts, & truth)?
Get ready for a whirlwind primer in the GOP donor-funded Trump-McConnell takeover of the U.S. judiciary. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has essentially shut down the Legislative Branch for anything except confirming Trump judges. They know they’re not going to finish in Trump’s first term. If he gets a second term, they WILL finish. Already, the Trump-McConnell controlled courts have a unanimous victory on the 80 corporate cases that have appeared in front of the Supreme Court. That is 80, 5-4 decisions, in favor of corporate interests and that is EVERY case decided in favor of private interests and against the public good. Their priority is to pack the courts with judges who are young, inexperienced, and pro-corporate. McConnell and the Senate Republicans have turned the Senate and the Legislative Branch into a conveyor belt for confirming Trump judges. The House Democrats have passed over 350 bills, 90% of which have bi-partisan support, that have yet to even be considered by the Senate.The courts are all but captured and with Justice Ginsberg’s seat now vacant, the stakes for America have never been higher. Click here to view the episode on our websiteClick here to view the episode transcriptLinks to research used in this episode:The Myth of 'Captured Courts' | OpinionPresident Trump's re-election rally in TulsaAn inside look at how Trump's Supreme Court list is made: ‘A tremendous investment of time’DPCC Report: Stabenow, Schumer, Whitehouse Unveil Report Detailing GOP's Big-Money Assault on the Constitution, Our Independent Judiciary, and the Rule of LawMitch Part 4: 'Not A Happy Choice' : Embeddedhttps://www.motherjones.com/politics/2020/07/he-defended-anti-gay-and-anti-muslim-causes-now-hes-an-immigration-judge/ Frequently Asked Questions, fedsoc.orgTrump’s New Judicial Litmus Test: Shrinking ‘the Administrative State’Economic Inequality and Political Representation
Season Premiere! Robin dives deep for the Post Office—stealth privatization plans dating from 1970, the Trump-McConnell corrupt board of PO governors, and our threatened mail-in ballot. Guest: Rep. Carolyn Maloney, Chair House Oversight Committee.
BONUS EPISODE! A conversation about Trump & McConnell's inaction on COVID-19 leads to some revealing talk about how the panel is dealing in a locked down world. Starring Robert George, Andrew Heaton, Allison Kilkenny and Keisha Zollar. Produced by Tom Brennan & Ned Thorne. Theme music by JoAnne Harris.
Rep. James Comer Ranking Member of the House Oversight and Reform Committee Representing Kentucky's First Congressional District In for Larry O'Connor, Stacy Washington, speaks with Rep. James Comer about the latest conspiracy about the U.S. Postal Service. Seton Motley President of Less Government Seton Motley joins Stacy Washington to discuss his latest column, at RedState, "Ninth Circus Court No More? Trump-McConnell’s Judges Have Made Huge Differences Everywhere". Deneen Borelli FOX News Contributor Author of "Blacklash: How Obama and the Left Are Driving Americans to the Government Plantation" Deneen Borelli joins Stacy Washington to share her thoughts on President Trump's promise to protect America's suburbs. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Pelosi: Number of Dems who want to be impeachment managers at senate trial "indicative of our strong case"; Pelosi hints Dems are clamoring to be impeachment managers; Trump: McConnell "has the right to do whatever he wants" for impeachment trial; Pelosi, McConnell locked in battle on impeachment articles; Alan Dershowitz spotted at Trump Christmas party amid reports he could join impeachment legal team; Billionaire candidates overwhelm Dem rivals in TV ad spending; Billionaire Dems spend $200 million on advertising alone; POLITICO: Dem insiders say Sanders could win nomination; U.S. officials puzzled after holiday passes and North Korea fails to launch "Christmas gift" missile; U.S. on alert after North Korea "Christmas gift" threat; Trump's border chief: "We're going to make sure" the wall is built; El Paso man trying to get Latinos to help re-elect Trump despite criticism of immigration policies & rhetoric; Chair of border Hispanics For Trump: "I really don't think he's said things that are racist"; Latino voter on reaction to her supporting Trump: "I feel like someone is going to throw eggs on me"
Trump attacks Pelosi, impeachment & FBI after call to troops; Trump: McConnell can do whatever he wants in Senate trial; Ex-Bolton aide: He should come forward with what he knows; GOP Sources: McConnell open to setting rules of Senate impeachment trial without Schumer's support; Sources: Republicans want opening statements in Senate trial before decision on witness testimony; Schumer demands new docs from Trump Admin for Senate trial; Trump's lawyer gives ranting interview on Ukraine & impeachment; Giuliani: President Trump loves when I speak out; President Trump's lawyers on his legacy: "F*** it"; Moderate Iowa Dems say they're torn between Biden & Buttigieg; Klobuchar challenges Biden, Buttigieg for moderate Dem vote; NYT: Most Americans under 40 can't ID Biden by his picture; Progressives and moderates clash over "purity tests"; Warnings of potential measles exposure after confirmed cases in TX, CO, CA, IL, VA; Measles scare at multiple U.S. airports during busy holiday travel season; A historic year for politics in the U.S.; GOP Senate confirms record number of judges; Trump rises more than $100 million for reelection; More women, minorities running for Pres than ever; 2020 Dems split over direction of party, health care; Historic new class of Congressional Democrats; Longest government shutdown in U.S. history; President Trump vs. Speaker Nancy Pelosi; Robert Mueller releases report, ends Russia probe; President Trump not exonerated by Mueller report; Whistleblower complaint sparks Trump-Ukraine scandal; House leads impeachment inquiry of President Trump; House passes two articles of impeachment; Trump becomes third president impeached in history;
I rant about the dishonesty (and/or stupidity) of House Republicans during the impeachment debate. Also, about the shameless bad faith exhibited by Mitch McConnell. And the unraveling of Donald Trump’s mind – to the extent it was ever raveled. Plus, my frustration with the Democratic presidential debate our candidates failing to lay a glove on Trump. And with the Democratic candidates, who beat up each other, but failed to lay a glove on Trump.
Mueller report; House Dems introduce articles of impeachment, full house could vote as soon as next week; McCarthy: Democrats are just angry they lost 2016 election; Schiff: Waiting on impeachment allows Trump to continue cheating; Sources: Nadler pushed for separate article of impeachment on obstruction of justice; Barr suggest FBI acted in "Bad Faith" in trump-Russia probe; Grisham,: Trump is "Not relieved, but we did expect this"; Sources: McConnell wants fast senate trial, but Trump is pushing for a dramatic spectacle; GOP Senator: We've warned the White House not to "turn the senate into a circus"; Trump lashes out at "current" FBI director for stating facts; Wray: No evidence FBI unfairly targeted Trump campaign; Wray: No indication Ukraine interfered in 2016 election; Trump allies defend the president with falsehoods; Democrats & trump each claim victory as new U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade deal reached; Trump hosts top Russian diplomat in oval office, behind closed doors; Judiciary committee to begin impeachment articles markup at 7PM tomorrow
Trump's new call for background checks met with skepticism; Trump in 2018 vowed to be "Very strong on background checks"; Trump: McConnell is "totally on board" with background checks; McConnell aide: He didn't say he's on board with anything specific; Trump at odds with GOP as he touts support for background checks; Castro, Yang joins growing number of 2020 Democrats who accuse President Trump of being a white supremacist; At least 10 Democrats running for 2020 call Trump a white nationalist or supremacist; Biden, Harris stop short; Trump on claims he's a white supremacist: "I don't like it"; Trump says "I don't think it helps" to be called a white supremacist despite reports aides believe it helps in 2020; GOP Senator Scott: If I run, 2022 will be my last Senate race; nine GOP lawmakers have already decided not to run in 2020; Mark Sanford mulling run against Trump in GOP Primary; Nine GOP Lawmakers have decided not to run in 2020; 2020 Democrats flock to first caucus state of Iowa to attend state fair and try to win over votes; 2020 Democrats descend on Iowa for state fair; Democrats flock to Iowa State Fair to boost White House bids; U.S. official: North Korea launches more short-range missiles hours after Trump touted "Beautiful" letter from Kim Jong Un; U.S. official: North Korea launches more short-range missiles; Sources: top intelligence officer Dan Coats interrupted meeting to urge his deputy Sue Gordon to resign; CNN: Top intel official interrupted meeting to tell deputy to resign; Trump attacks Baltimore but is he abandoning struggling towns?; Trump slams Baltimore as "Rodent infested," but when it comes to struggling rural towns, Trump is silent
We discuss the end of the Trump/McConnell shutdown, and how it was a victory by workers AND by Pelosi. Alexis discusses her piece Don’t Build the Wall, Build Affordable Housing and makes a pitch to ABOLISH the Clinton-era Faircloth Limit. We delight in AOC owning the right-wing, and Kade updates us on the ACLU’s campaign … Continue reading You Can’t Leave your Face at Home (E56) → The post You Can’t Leave your Face at Home (E56) appeared first on HUMORLESS QUEERS.
Some conservatives expressed dismay, and even a sense of betrayal, over the President's recent press conference with Mitch McConnell, in which Trump praised the Senate Majority Leader for his loyalty and effectiveness. What did Trump have in mind, McConnell's many right-wing critics seemed to wonder? Very likely, he appreciated the Kentucky Senator's stellar record on Judicial nominations. It's not just that McConnell blocked Obama's Supreme Court nominee, Merrick Garland, enabling the superb appointment of Neil Gorsuch. He also delayed scores of liberal lower court nominees, so that Trump took office with 107 key vacancies to fill—more than four of the last five presidents going back to Reagan. Kimberley Strassel of the Wall Street Journal praised both McConnell and Trump for nearly 60 consistently conservative judicial appointments so far. She wrote: “McConnell just happens to have a steely passion for remaking the judiciary and deserves credit for the extraordinary class of judicial nominees now coming through.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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