even as part of the tweet today, it seems his story doesn t line up entirely. he says of the woman, the woman who was supposed to be providing this information, that she was not a russian government official, in any form, but in one of the e-mails, dated june 7th, the letter from that trusted intermediary, the e-mail says that she was a russian government attorney. so this appears to have occurred in haste in some form, that the story even after the release of the e-mails doesn t entirely line up right now. it raises a lot of other questions about whether or not in fact this is a crime, but for the white house, the west wing is on its heels right now. they have said throughout there was no collusion. donald trump at his only news you conference in february said there was no ties to russians and no one as best he knows had any ties of any kind to russian officials. but now on a day that we know, june 9th, of 2016, that president trump was in fact at trump tower, no information that indi
anybody s to grab right now. it s anybody s to grab but i want to introduce something that may not be discussed very much, but i think is key to ohio. the discussion about fiscal issues, the relentless and very effective personal attacks on mitt romney launched by president obama and his campaign i think helped keep his score down in the buckeye state. i want you to think about this. democrats have, after the astonishing gap by todd akin the congressman from suburban st. louis democrats have seized on social issues and talked about abortion without cease. they are having sandra fluck at their convention, they are pushing hard on owe borings. i m going to suggest that ohio is showing a backfire on that. ohio is heavily catholic, socially conservative and i think that the democratic position on this issue doesn t line up very well on social issues doesn t line up very well with the ohio election threat.