I think he runs the choice of either being ineffectual if he doesn't get it or imperious, if he does. I don't think this is going to go down well.
Bill Bennett: “I think he runs the choice of either being ineffectual if he doesn't get it or imperious, if he does. I don't think this…”
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Bennett discusses the potential political consequences for the President regarding the passage of legislation.
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