The political piece did not turn out so well, and the economic piece is an abject failure.
Claire McCaskill: “The political piece did not turn out so well, and the economic piece is an abject failure.”
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McCaskill reflects on the failures of U.S. counterinsurgency strategy in Iraq.
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I think it would be very hard for him, with the abortion -- anti-abortion forces in this country that are totally Republican, I think it would be very hard for him to not let there be a vote.
there is something happening here. It should have happened a long time ago. But it got real today in terms of political damage that the liar that hangs up Mar-a-Lago has caused his political party.
He thought everything that was in the White House belonged to him, including the office. You know, he thought the office of the presidency was his. He didn`t realize it didn`t belong to him.
Well, first, I want everybody to slow down a little bit. We are still the underdogs in this election. And I am speaking as someone in 2018, we picked up 40 seats in the House but we still lost four senators.





