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Republicans, 2027488001. Independents, 2027488002. Us your firstext name, city, and state at 2027488003 or join the conversation on twitter cspanwj and facebook. Com cspan. We will get to your comments right after we hear a little bit more from Mitch Mcconnell on the floor yesterday outlining what we will see today in the senate. [video clip] a few minutes ago the senate was notified the house of a senates is finally ready to proceed with articles of impeachment. By unanimous consent, we have la...

Cspan, your unfiltered view of government. Washington journal continues. Host back at the table, congresswoman gwen moore. Your state is a key battleground just like it was in 2016. Remind our viewers how many vote. Illary clinton lost by and why vote, butut 22,200 who is counting . It is heartbreaking when you think that wisconsin used to lead and compete with minnesota for having the greatest turnout in the country. 2016 andseachange in there was a number of factors so it is hard to attribute ...

Back at the table this morning, congresswoman gwen moore. Your state is a key battleground just like it was in 2016. Remind our viewers how many votes Hillary Clinton lost by in 2016 and why. About 22,200 votes, but who s counting . Its really heartbreaking when you think that wisconsin used to lead and compete with minnesota for having the greatest turnout in the country. We saw a seachange in 2016 and there was a number of factors so it is hard to attribute it to one thing. We are concerned ab...

Climate risk issues but we cant say that any of our votes changed because of level one engagement but a slow process to gain like you say transaction were not a 3 percent holder in any of the stocks are we. You frowned on that anyway were not in a position to meet the threshold if it is 3 percent but once and affiliate with the risk group suddenly the combined assets hits the threshold weve introduced resolutions and support resolutions as cosigners im sorry. Im not answering. Were not that far ...

I will get back on the UFR horse soon, promise, but every January/February I like to grab all of the year's play-by-play data, painstakingly repair the damaged bits, and recreate the information that (other) internet nerds used to. This all goes into those stat boxes I make for HTTV, which I've started working on in earnest the last few weeks. While I'm at it I thought it might be useful to put together a companion piece to discuss the statistical profile of Michigan and other tea...