Sam Stein: Biden Has 'Bent' to Radicals
During the "Overtime" segment of Friday's edition of HBO's "Real Time," POLITICO White House Editor and MSNBC contributor Sam Stein argued that while | Clips
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During the "Overtime" segment of Friday's edition of HBO's "Real Time," POLITICO White House Editor and MSNBC contributor Sam Stein argued that while | Clips
I guess what i say is i believe this is just a better fit for me. this is who i am, this is who i always was, but there was more tolerance of moderate democrats, of blue dog democrats, of conservative democrats, and i think that's going away. >> that was congressman jeff van drew, one of the three democrats to vote against articles of impeachment. and the very next day he announced that he was switching parties. meanwhile a recent nbc news "wall street journal" poll says voters are split on how impeachment will impact their vote in congressional races. 30% say they're more likely to vote for m...
David Wasserman is Senior Editor, U.S. House of Representatives for The Cook Political Report with Amy Walter, where he is responsible for analyzing U.S. House Races and is recognized as one of the nation's top election forecasters. Founded in 1984, The Cook Political Report provides analyses of Presidential, U.S. Senate, House and gubernatorial races. The New York Times has called the Report "a newsletter both parties regard as authoritative."
David Wasserman is Senior Editor, U.S. House of Representatives for The Cook Political Report with Amy Walter, where he is responsible for analyzing U.S. House Races and is recognized as one of the nation's top election forecasters. Founded in 1984, The Cook Political Report provides analyses of Presidential, U.S. Senate, House and gubernatorial races. The New York Times has called the Report "a newsletter both parties regard as authoritative."
Welcome back. one of the dramas during last week's house impeachment vote was swing district members on both sides deciding if they wanted to toe the party in line in the face of a divided electorate back at home. but it turned out with just a couple exceptions, republicans and democrats voted with their respective parties on both impeachment articles. now that we know how these members voted, the question is how these votes will be seen back in their districts in november. joining me now is one of the most knowledgeable people out there on house elections, dave wasserman. he's house editor an...