The Butterfly's Wings: FDR, Truman, and Henry Wallace
Henry Wallace challenges political orthodoxy. Was he a visionary, or self-deluded?
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Henry Wallace challenges political orthodoxy. Was he a visionary, or self-deluded?
They're going after sort of a kitchen sink approach? >> i think that's the big danger. i think that argument is a bit of a stretch. i think that's the democrats -- house democrats big danger here, is that it looks as if they're pursuing a kitchen sink, the best strategy is to stay focused and focus on the most serious things at issue. focus on the ukraine issue. one of the reasons i think bill taylor's testimony is so important today is not just the quid pro quo discussion. it's that they specifically mention the quid pro quo for campaign help. >> yeah. >> that makes it much more serious. >> r...
>> tea party didn't want to go to a primary which would have almost certainly put the lieutenant governor, he would have beaten mcauliffe. this is another example of the tea heaparty once again costinge republicans a seat. >> you disagree? >> i disagree. there's a couple lessons from virginia. i don't coat ed koch. but the voters have been spoken and now they must be punished in the state of virginia. one thing edge really affected him was the rnc under michael steele spent $9 million to get the governor elected. this time only 3 million they have to explain why they didn't invest there. repub...