Pelosi claims that Archbishop Cordileone, in denying her Holy Communion, was “not consistent with the Gospel of Matthew.” But the text undermines her case.
where the appropriators are able to come to this deal on the border security issues, but they are about to turn in the senate to abortion votes. we re going to see votes as we discussed about the green new deal which senate majority leader mcconnell is enthusiastic about getting everyone on the record on and gun votes in the house. these are ways both parties are going to try to put themselves on the record and put their opponents on the record in the run up to a very competitive set of elections still more than a year away. everybody is opposed to messaging votes nl s unless thet the other party. the border wall has dominated the discussion but now we re turning to north korea. the president is excited by all accounts to get to go to north korea and do a summit with kim jong-un in hanoi. this is a president who thought the first one was a ratings bonanza who loves to talk about the supposed concessions he s gotten. folks inside his administration have been more skeptical.
years, for convention after convention, no exception. this has become mainstream for republicans, to the point where they were prepared to send the federal government and its credit rating over the edge, because of abortion and that debate. so they ve made this a priority, at a time of economic hardship, at a time of historically high unemployment, at a time when they had got power in the house by saying they were going to concentrate on jobs. they ve had abortion votes. they ve tried to go after what was left of federal funding for abortion. and as a result, because of this crazy obsession, they ve had to try to redefine rape, and weaken protection for minors. and it s just caught up with them. finally, we re paying attention. but it was going to catch up with them some time or other. let s listen to paul ryan in 2000, when he was trying to earn his stripes, as it were, in the house of representatives, as a hard-core abortion opponent. let s listen to what he had to say then, about
credit rating over the edge, because of abortion and that debate. so they ve made this a priority, at a time of economic hardship, at a time of historically high unemployment, at a time when they had got power in the house by saying they were going to concentrate on jobs. they ve had abortion votes. they ve tried to go after what was left of federal funding for abortion. and as a result, because of this crazy obsession, they ve had to try to redefine rape, and weaken protection for minors. and it s just caught up with them. finally, we re paying attention. but it was going to catch up with them some time or other. let s listen to paul ryan in 2000, when he was trying to earn his stripes, as it were, in the house of representatives, as a hard-core abortion opponent. let s listen to what he had to say then, about the health exception for abortion. the health exception is a loophole wide enough to drive a mac truck through it. the health exception would