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November 23, 2021
Are not going to run in the mid-terms. they are dropping out as they look ahead what they think may be coming. several others decided not to run for the house but different office. republicans seizing on that momentum and going after 13 other democrats who they think are vulnerable trying to push them to make the same decision. this spot they put out focuses on the inflation crisis, cross of thanksgiving and here is a flavor of it. >> turkey, rolls, apple pie, gas, democrats reckless spending ha...
November 22, 2021
If he tries to rerun at 82 years old. >> martha: he insists hes going to run again, tom. >> this report came out -- i dont see -- i mean, on one hand, martha, he has to say that. hes trying to pass his agenda. weve had this story about infighting in the white house. people are jockeying and positioning themselves for the future. the biden team wants to put an end to that. that would be one run to do this. its hard to see how he would stand for re-election at 82. he will be under a lot of pressur...
November 22, 2021
Talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. steve: the countdown to the mid-terms has started and the gop is set to make massive gains. they are holding their largest lead over the democrats in years, 51 to 41. is it real? is it too good to be true? none other than author of "never let a crisis go to waste," jason chaffetz. i saw an analysis in the "new york times" this week that explained their desperate rush to jam all this centralizing of government through congress.
November 22, 2021
Of a shared value system. and when you have voices out there claiming that this country is so evil it has to be dismantled there will be pushback and we are starting to see it. we saw it in virginia and well continue to sight into the mid-terms. >> dana: media coverage has been such a big part including the rittenhouse trial. police over the weekend declaring a riot in portland, antifa supporters protesting the rittenhouse not guilty verdict. a group of 200 people vandalized businesses there, th...
November 20, 2021
Economically over the next year before the mid-terms? >> well, i dont want to be talking too much about it, but i helped save kenosha. i went there and i sent in a lot of people because democrats that run places dont do too well. you had a governor that was somebody who didnt want to call anybody. he wanted to just let it burn. i sent in a lot of people. you are supposed to wait for the governors to call them in. i didnt wait. minneapolis was burning down. i would have liked to have done it earl...
November 19, 2021
Who accepts medicare, without a referral. enrollment ends december 7th. take advantage now. call or go online today. >> martha: republicans see the debate around critical race theory as key to the 2022 mid-terms. they think democrats are
November 19, 2021
So how is this going to work for individuals, many of whom are parents or members of the media who obviously will see this kind of thing if they look closely enough in what is being taught in most schools when we get to the mid-terms? >> its pretty out there. the democrats and media members clearing leaning to the democratic side are pretending we didnt go through a year where students were learning remotely. where a parent was in the other room trying to do their own work and hearing some of th...
November 19, 2021
Republicans say that critical race theory could be an issue that could be very instrumental in the mid-term elections on their side as they see it. some on the left and the media are still claiming that it is not an issue and that it isnt actually being taught in schools. so will that denial be problematic for democrats in the mid-terms? jason rantz here to weigh in next. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a no. everything. but then ray went from...
November 6, 2021
Good thing but it should have passed two months ago. they should have had it done in august. they could have been selling it. these mid-terms are usually driven by the party of the president. it is the presidents approval rating that impacted the races the other day in virginia and new jersey. the social services spending bill, the bull back better, still has many problems. they may pass it out of the house but it is not clear what it will accept. and frankly, i think the bigger issue for democr...
November 6, 2021
So i dont think this was a huge plan and this is very very much what we expected would get through, and so that i dont think this is a big victory for the biden administration. when you look at what happened on tuesday in virginia, i think you see a very clear roadmap that the republicans have for victory going into the mid-terms so they picked an issue that was important to both sides of the aisle one that is not usually republican issue, and they made it and framed it very much framed it very ...