They're going to try and find safe harbor in this argument of unconstitutionality and they're going to try and sidestep the President's actions.
David Axelrod: “They're going to try and find safe harbor in this argument of unconstitutionality and they're going to try and sidestep…”
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Axelrod discusses how Republican senators may avoid addressing the President's actions by citing constitutional arguments.
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