Yes, that is basically it. I dont know if he wanted to be there while trump was making his speech about the change of staff. Phil rucker, as condensed as they are, all of our Print Colleagues at the white house are writing the Lookback Piece about the Reince Priebus era, all six months of it. And i know you contend he was something less than a Chief Of Staff in full always . You know, yeah, i think that is exactly right. Look, this is an establishment republican who became close to donald trump over the course of the campaign. Tried to help integrate the party in the trump world. Tried to do it in washington to help trump govern and pass his agenda on capitol hill. But he was beset time and time again by the kind of chaos and disorder that has really defined all of trumps enterprises,
including this white house. It was so remarkable, that Reince Priebus was so belittled and demeaned at work, the backbiting was so intense and vicious. I talked to one staffer, the president said that Rei
and figure out a plan of action. and now they re just failing to act this law is so terrible for women in our state. it will have devastating consequences, which is why i called for them immediately to repeal this. they they went to the floor at last week. the democrats were ready to do it. the republicans blocked it last week, and they blocked it again today. they re only showing up to work once a week right now so i guess we ll see what happens next week when they come back. so once week they show up to work on this i mean, i guess what i m partly very confused about governor, to be honest, is that the republicans have blocked this repeal vote from taking place as you point out, now, twice yet, many in the party including in your state, have come out against the 18, 64 abortion ban publicly, right? they ve spoken out. i mean, here are some of them. yeah. this total ban on abortion that the arizona supreme court just ruled on is out of line with where the people of this
the champion of obamacare. her record is not a subtle thing. she voted to kill obamacare and its pre existing conditions dozens of times. literally more than 50 times. not only does she never peel off from her party on this even once, she has been kind of a crusader about killing obamacare and its protections on pre-existing conditions. she has crusaded on this in a way that stood out, memorably, profanely. do you remember this 21 frone fm last year? gop repeal vote. here s the lead on this with unfrom the hill newspaper. again, if martha mcsally is your member of congress, this is the kind of thing you remember. if you are a local news anchor, this is the kind of thing you d remember. this would kind of stick with you. quote, speaker paul ryan and his go op leadership team amounted to a rally in the capital basement thursday morning as
three nights later, when the senate was taking the pivotal obamacare repeal vote, all eyes were on john mccain. i think he was conflicted, because, you know, he really does want to repeal and replace obamacare. and there was a lot of pressure on him to do this and do that. and i said, do what you want to do. as someone who had just learned of his own health challenges, to have a health care repeal bill with very little replacement, i think was really close to his heart at that moment. hillary clinton spoke to her former colleague and friend about how personal this decision was. he was getting the world s best care. there was nothing that would be beyond his reach, if he needed it, for his own treatment. and i think he did, you know, really consider all of the people that he represents in arizona and people across the country and worried that, because it was rushed through and there was so little thought
committee process or regular order, as mccain demanded in his speech. why don t we try to old way of legislating in the senate? a marathon debate is underway, as u.s. senators try to overhaul obamacare. senators are now focusing on what s being called a skinny repeal. mr. sullivan? three nights later, when the senate was taking the pivotal obamacare repeal vote, all eyes were on john mccain. i think he was conflicted, because, you know, he really does want to repeal and replace obamacare. and there was a lot of pressure on him to do this and do that. and i said, do what you want to do. as someone who had just learned of his own health challenges, to have a health care repeal bill with very little replacement, i think was really close to his heart at that moment. hillary clinton spoke to her former colleague and friend about how personal this decision was. he was getting the world s