No matter how we ultimately vote--no matter how he ultimately votes, by making his decision such a close call, which it plainly should not be, Schumer is violating the worst--is validating the worst appeasement of terrorism since Munich.
Udall references Friedman's criticism of Senator Schumer's decision-making.
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