He may do things a little differently but that's no reason to try to thwart the duly elected president of the United States.
Scott Jennings: “He may do things a little differently but that's no reason to try to thwart the duly elected president of the United…”
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Jennings argues that the new president should be allowed to govern without interference from the bureaucracy.
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I think the vast majority of the time, he and Trump are going to be on the same page, maybe on a few issues they won't be. But, obviously, you know, the Republican Party is as unified on most policy as it has ever been under Trump.
[Ossoff] unleashed a comment so vile against a young Republican woman working in politics that every woman in this country, no matter your ideology, ought to listen carefully and never forget it.
I think some could argue that it was warranted, given their rebellious activities. I mean, he defended the Empire against unelected hippies and violent protesters.
This case should have never been brought. It was brought by a partisan prosecutor.