How important is the continuation of the INF treaty to U.S. interests?
Mike Rogers: “How important is the continuation of the INF treaty to U.S. interests?”
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Questioning the significance of the INF treaty for U.S. interests.
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They are encouraging a lot of people to get worked up to cross that line between what would be normal political discourse into radical, aggressive political behavior, including attempted murder, which you just saw in the UFC fights.
I think that the Democratic Party walked away from working and middle-class Americans a decade ago, and in Michigan, people are starting to wake up to this notion that we can't continue to do this and expect our kids to stay.
Welcome to the modern Democratic Party. This is not your dad's Democratic Party. It's not your grandmother's Democratic Party. This thing has veered so far to the left, and Michigan is at the epicenter of that.
It was not a great deal for us. We’ll never see any revenue from that thing, from what people around the bridge tell me, for a long time.





