conference. the one thing that has seemed to be floft all this is that anthony weiner directly lied to nancy pelosi. he told the leader of the democratic caucus that his twitter account had been hacked. he essentially told the most powerful person with his party, in the house, that he had been hacked. this was all a big misunderstanding, done by folks out to get him. he made her look really bad, and that is something that definitely resonated with her. resonated with the leadership. to go out and lie to the most powerful person with your caucus is not a wise move in a place where the leadership dictates so much of what you can do, and that s what anthony weiner did, and that ultimately really did hurt him a lot. mark, is that the unr unrecoverable? it s what luke is pointing out. the fact he sat down with luke russert that he sat down with
there are lessons that others can take away from the race, but my priority is to get to know the people in the district. i need to work the veterans groups and other people in my district, and work for them, and that is what i am hopeful to do. kathy hochul democrat of new york s 26th district. congratulations again. and thank you so much for your time tonight. i really appreciate it. even though republicans nationally have tried to spin kathy hochul s victory last night as some sort of fluke, some sort of big misunderstanding. something to do with the assorted single digit also ran candidates. there was no down in the room when kathy hochul was making her victory speech what the key issue was in that campaign. at one point during her speech she was interrupted by the crowd chanting the word medicare over and over and over again. medicare, medicare.
my priorities is to get to know more people in this district. it was a very short election time. really take care of my district. i know how to do that well. i m looking forward to that challenge. kathy hochul democrat of new york s 26th district. congratulations again. and thank you so much for your time tonight. i really appreciate it. even though republicans nationally have tried to spin kathy hochul s victory last night as some sort of fluke, some sort of big misunderstanding. something to do with the assorted single digit also ran candidates. there was no down in the room when kathy hochul was making her victory speech what the key issue was in that campaign. at one point during her speech she was interrupted by the crowd chanting the word, medicare over and over and over again. medicare, medicare. diet the game republican spin to the contrary. that basically was the take away of everybody who was paying attention to this race.
clapping, screaming sentiments of the american people with him? sometimes the only way to get respect from people who are really truly opposed to you is to beat them or at least show them that you can and you intend to. the president today getting all sorts of beltway credit for crossing the street and talking to this business group that did their best to destroy the democratic party in the last elections. the chamber spending more than $30 million in the last elections, and if you re wondering, yes, almost all that money went according to new york times review in october of last year at the end of election season, almost all of it, 93% of the chamber s election ads supported republican candidates or criticized their opponents. 93%, anti-democratic spending of tens of millions of dollars. from the president s tone today, you might have thought it was all a big misunderstanding. yes, we ll see things differently at times. but we re all americans.
warpath first and clearly brought the clapping, screaming sentiments of the american people with him, sometimes the only way to get respect from the people who are opposed to you is to beat them or show them that you can and you intend to. the president today getting all sorts of beltway credit for crossing the street and they did their best to destroy the democratic party in the last elections. the chamber spending more than $30 million in the last election. all that was money went to a new york times review at the end of the election season. 93% of the chamber s election ads that had run nationwide supported republican candidates or criticized their opponents. 93% anti-democratic spending. the president s tone, that was all a big misunderstanding. yes, we will see things differently at times.