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There are a lot of words you might expect a president to say over and over in the state of the yeun job address. Words like jobs, freedom, or if it is a joe biden speech, folks. The president last night chose a different word to be the theme of his remarks. He chose the word predecessor. A former republican president tells putin, do whatever the hell you want. My predecessor came off as they overturned. Hes the reason why they were overturned and he brags about it. My predecessor failed the most...

convicted of 34 felony counts in his new york hush money case, eight republican senators vowed to oppose all biden nominees and all democratic legislation as retribution. today six republican senators led by trump vice presidential short lister jd vance put oppose all nominees into writing. anyone who endorsed trumps guilt, anyone who supported organizations that celebrated the indictment of donald trump, and anyone who supported manhattan s district attorney alvin bragg orn supported ...

Boos, cigarettes, food, women, music, cars. i just bought a brand-new mercury kapri which i loved, and bobby had this maroon beat up old volvo with cracked leather seats. im thinking, son of prominent scars dale physician, huh? >> i think it was eddy who said right at the beginning, i dont know if this will turnout to be great or terrible. so, there was always a question mark, a big question mark about where the story eventually was going. >> we didnt realize from then on just how much things we...

Departing by choice, others not so much, are giving their farewell speeches from their senate desks. >> as i stand here today, i am optimistic about the future, but my optimism is due more to the country that my parents gave to me than is due to the president condition of our civic life. i believe that we all know well that this is not a normal time, and that the threats to our democracy from within and without are real. and none of us can say with confidence how the situation that we now find o...

The departing senators, some departing by choice, others not so much, are giving their farewell speeches from their senate desks. >> as i stand here today, i am optimistic about the future, but my optimism is due more to the country that my parents gave to me than is due to the president condition of our civic life. i believe that we all know well that this is not a normal time, and that the threats to our democracy from within and without are real. and none of us can say with confidence how the...

Shows this race continues to be within the margin of error. the big x factor here is what does election day look like? is it different than a normal midterm? will turnout be larger? can the democrats hold their own on election day? they think they can. the republicans need to do well on election day. >> and garrett, there was one new texas poll that indicated the race had dipped under four points, the ted cruz lead to beto orourke. what do the campaigns say about that poll? do they tick it with ...

It tends to get whiter and whiter and older and older which means as a general principle, low turnout elections and special elections tend to be good for republican and conservative because of the small electret. the same general principles make it hard to model what turnout might be on a night like this with candidates like this. we dont know who will turnout. we dont know who turnedout and made it to the polls and made it and has made it hard to get good polling for an election like this. if y...

Tonight, whats your message to senator mcconnell? >> well, im coming to the senate and well work out our problems later. >> this is an important time in alabamas history. and we feel very confident where we are and thousand this will turnout. >> welcome back. we have a lot of numbers, special election calls for double dipping at the big boards, lets bring kornacki back, walk us through it. >> exactly partying, polarization is the word we use so much. check this out t. democrats 44 favorable, up ...

Showed that romney actually won among those that showed up to the caucuses caring about experience and electability but he lost on values. of course he lost by double digits to mike huckabee because 80% of republicans came thinking about values first, not thinking about electability and making political calculations. will turnout be similar to four years ago, when a record 120,000 participants showed up on the republican side, 60% of whom were self-described evangelicals. thats what we dont know...

Showed that romney actually won among those that showed up to the caucuses caring about experience and electability but he lost on values. of course he lost by double digits to mike huckabee because 80% of republicans came thinking about values first, not thinking about electability and making political calculations. will turnout be similar to four years ago, when a record 120,000 participants showed up on the republican side, 60% of whom were self-described evangelicals. thats what we dont know...