I will tell you----the President is not fighting for this. He didn't say hardly a word about it in the State of Union speech, hardly a word. That is not leadership.
Scott Rigell: “I will tell you----the President is not fighting for this. He didn't say hardly a word about it in the State of Union…”
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Rigell claims the President lacks leadership by not addressing fiscal issues in the State of the Union.
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I think what it would mean to have a President Trump and his lack of good judgment and then his temperament, I think is wholly incompatible with the role of commander-in-chief.
But this is clearly the most egregious example of basically a quid pro quo and the negative that is if you do something, I'll take something away.
I'm convinced that so many Members of Congress of my own former party suppress their conscience and their better judgment out of fear and I think submission to Donald Trump.
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