It takes a lot of nerve for an investigative agency to assert primary jurisdiction over AID after independent peer review has determined they are not in compliance with government investigative standards.
Claire McCaskill: “It takes a lot of nerve for an investigative agency to assert primary jurisdiction over AID after independent peer…”
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McCaskill criticizes an agency's claim to jurisdiction despite failing to meet standards.
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The culture wars? I've got to tell you, this time around, bring it, because I think that Democrats want to talk about abortion, and they want to talk about guns.
This is really, really bad. What they’re saying is, if you criticize the president of the United States, as an elected member of Congress, we will silence you.
I hope, I hope, I hope Matt keeps saying that everywhere he goes, that abortion really isn't an issue in this election.
I think that, fundamentally, voters do understand that we have very, very low unemployment. They see it in their families, that everybody has jobs, everybody can get jobs, their jobs are paying slightly better.





