afghanistan and iraq, i served off of north korea, i m going to fight for my country here at home. thank you for your service, first of all. getting a better sense of where you stand on the political spectrum, do you support nancy pelosi has the democratic leader in the house? i do not. i do not. i think we need a new generation of leaders. and that is happening in a way all by itself. who would you want to vote for to be the leader? i am keeping my head down and focusing on the life and death problems we have right at home in the ohio 7th. i stay out of the d.c. chess game, but i do know that it is high time to send that new generation of leaders to help fix the problems. very quickly, you talk about life and death problems here, the country s opioid crisis. the president tomorrow expected to unveil a plan to combat the opioid epidemic, which i know has hit your district hard, as well. would you support a plan which we expect the president to lay out, that has stiffer penalt
the other thing i found is people should be running on their own records at home and if they do that, i think they can negate some of this affect. you were aansas democrat. this is a state thatasn t really a pro clinton state even in 1992, so you were seen on the first line of whyit happened. all those democrats in the red state rs the first to go, but what mistakes did you make in hindsight? there were a lot of controversial votes i had to take on. abortion, gun control, nafta. i supported clinton s health care plan. but i didn t run a campaign as if i were deeply embattled. ctthought i had been a good congressman and i could get re-elected based on those things, so what i found on those things was that if you were forewarned and worked your district hard, you don t have to be swept up in a wave.