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One of the top Democrats in the House asserted that the Republican conference has been taken over by the crackpot caucus in light of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene s positions on House committees. There are broader concerns with the fact that the House Republican Conference appears to have been taken over by the conspiracy caucus, the crackpot caucus, and the QAnon caucus at the same time, Democratic Caucus Chairman Rep. Hakeem Jeffries of New York said in a press conference on Wednesday. Clearly, there are Senate Republicans concerned with that situation. America should be concerned with that situation.
The California Republican told reporters at a press conference on Thursday that while he would like to see Cheney the No. 3 Republican in the House and the highest-ranking woman in GOP leadership stay in her position, there are questions he would like answered on her messaging. Cheney, in her statement announcing her decision to impeach, had accused Trump of inciting the riot at the Capitol on Jan. 6.
“We will have a conference next week. We won t air it to the public. But we ll answer the questions everybody has. This is the same leadership team with the ranking members and others that came five seats away from winning a majority when everybody in America thought we were going to lose 20 seats,” he said.
file, they are watching closely for clues. you have congressman khanna, also california, and jeffries, of new york, caucus chairman, and also sits on judiciary committee, jerry connolly, of virginia, member of oversight committee, katy hill, swing district panel and debbie dingell, of michigan, who helped run the messaging arm. they are on pelosi s side. you have the party calling for impeachment. robin, can speaker pelosi coalesce caucus to stave off impeachment? i ve been a very cosmic critic of speaker pelosi. she is a masterful legislature to tip her hat to. she can coalesce the party around this and slow the roll on impeachment and maybe direct it
none of them can win, i have to step in. they are realizing there is some energy behind these older candidates and some interest in voters checking out a kamala harris or cory booker or elizabeth warren or bernie sanders. he has to make another case other than, i m the only one that can get elected. i m with jeff that thinks 5% for joe biden still leaves open a real possibility. we have literally lived this before. literally. literally, to borrow a phrase from joe biden. it seemed like his heart was in that 5%, and in you re going to run for president and convince voters they should back you, you have to be into that 100% completely. there is a quote by cedric richmond who is a former black caucus chairman in the house, very close to biden, and he said, i think joe biden is going to run but i don t think joe biden knows he s going to run,
good analysis of we ve tested it, and it took like we were either pressured or somebody has decided they were just going to dime out the nfl for what they were doing. interesting. come back and talk to us about it. thank you, mark. i appreciate it. i will. back with me now, matt lewis, simone sanders and steve cortez. you heard the conversation. even some of the owners rejected the president s stance. kaepernick is still unemployed, the nfl has a new policy, findifining players who may kneel during the playing of the national anthem. what do you think? to quote the caucus chairman, i would like to think people want to stand for the national anthem because they feel as though the country represents who they are. i don t know if folks remember when the nfl commissioner