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Collin Levy, a writer in Hong Kong, was a speechwriter for US president George W. Bush.
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Collin Levy, a writer in Hong Kong, was a speechwriter for US president George W. Bush.
They'll be an opportunity for the democrats to invoke closure, we will see where that ends. it'll be really up to them how the process to confirm judge gorsuch goes forward. paul: joining the panel this week wall street journal panelist and deputy editor dan, washington columnist kim and editorial board member collin levy. only two democratic senators say they'll vote for gorsuch, and most of the rest of the democrats not all declared but the vote count against him is mounting. what's the democratic strategy here to defeat judge gorsuch? >> well, the democratic strategy here is to somehow port...
Announced that it is gearing up to prosecute coordination between candidates and outside groups, a move that senior editorial page writer collin levy says should worry republicans in particular and the super pac that support them. so collin, why is this important, this announcement and why did they do it now? >> well i think you hit it right on the head, they did it now because the election is heating up. look, paul, this is scary because illegal coordination happens when a campaign is directly organizing its message with an outside group. which is then effectively spending money on the campai...
A stunning defeat for big labor when volkswagen workers in tennessee rejected a bid by united autoworkers to represent their plant. the vote was seen as their best chance to bolster its sagging membership. collin levy joins our panel with more. this came as a surprise to a lot of people, maybe even including the union itself which i was told had already prepared one speech, a victory speech. and instead they had to give a defeat remark. so why did the union lose when it had even management at least formally neutral and arguably even on its side? >> paul, the uplost because the union is its own...
A stunning defeat for big laborers last week. the vote was seen as the uaw's best chance to make inroads in the south. "wall street journal" senior editor collin levy joins our panel. i think this came as a surprise. i heard they only had one speech prepared, a victory speech and instead they had to give a defeat speech. why did they lose when they had management at least formally neutral and arguably even on its side. >> right. paul, the union lost because the union is its own worst enemy. that's true really across the board here. you know, vw workers rejected it for the same reason you saw a...