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Recent history on a tough vote was the kavanaugh vote. she voted with the home team. i don t see why that changes. she could get primaried from her right by someone like governor le page if she were to break from republicans on this. i think the incentives wore strangely. guys will come back. i ll have you weigh in on a huge week of 2020 news in a bit. but first, a focus on the front-runn front-runner. spoiler it s still joe biden. ....
Be. i think there will be, i think in part it s hard to really measure what the short term implications are. the short-term implications meaning for the next election i think are difficult for anybody to predict. what s far more predictable is the long-term implications for democrats, and for anybody who cares about this, in five or ten years, we will be the party who upheld the constitution. in five or ten year, republicans will have been the party that were so committed and focused on protecting a president, a single person, that they will be defined in that fashion. in the long term, both historical and political i think will be far more harsh on republicans defending this guy. you and i agree completely on that. we ll have to say in the short term what measurable consequences come of all of this. ....
Inherently political, though it is also legal. i get your point about it being real consequences. that being said, whether people believe what speaker pelosi said in that clip or not, she is saying, look, at some point we, the democrats in the house have to exercise or constitutional prerogative, whether people accept that or not, and we can t get essential punked by president trump. we control one chamber but scherrmichael what if they were to lose the chamber. that s not likely to lose the house, but the reality is if you look at the 42, 43 moderate democrats who beat republicans in 2018, a significant percent of them actually won by 10% or less. as a guy as a political operative, those are winnable seats. you could win some of those, that s why, s.e., if you look at ....
Announced last night it will not participate in the house s, quote, baseless proceedings. also unhelpful, rudy giuliani doing exactly the thing that started this whoa mess, going to ukraine to investigate. according to cnn reporting, a democratic internal poll surveying 57 battle ground districts from october to november found independent support for impeachment surged. but there s also a strong possibility that democrats pay the bulk of the bill for impeachment. despise a laser focus on the ukraine and the abuse of power and compelling corroborative efforts, opinion on impeachment among democrats and republicans largely hasn t changed. the country is basically split down the mittle with 47.7% supporting impeachment, had 3.8% ....
Knows no bottom when it comes to corruption, continue the investigations, and let the public be the jury next november. so you write in your column about the tactics both parties are using. do you think that that could blow up for republicans? well, in the past it hasn t often. i think that, you know the straightened legalism of the democrats, especially jerry nadler, have you four law profess professors. scholars. oh, come on, i mean really. the president clearly abused his office. right. the case against him was strong. adam schiff built it brilliantly. as a father of a foreign service officer in the state department, i was proud. i think that those witnesses ....