think about what democrat run cities are saying right now. there saying if you want to tak your kids out to go get some chicken mcnuggets or a big mac at mcdonald s, you have to show an id a covid vaccine card to be able to go to mcdonald s . they are saying simultaneously, you should not show an id to vote? if you go out and you pull the american the average american i this country and you say hey, which one do you think you need voter id for, you need to show id for to go to mcdonald s and get your kids something to eat, or to go cast a ballot for the next leader of the free world. democrats have a backwards government that covid vaccine cards and all the id laws they are embracing right now show, the blatant hypocrisy involved in these voting bills, they ve got everything backwards, peopl are not supportive of this, not even their most ardent supporters, they have a lot mor
has morphed into questions about the aftermath of a one-night stand more than a decade ago. might it nevertheless imperil a presidency? or are the stakes of what the president calls a witch hunt overblown? that s today s poll question at smerconish.com. do the latest developments arising out of the stormy daniels case imperil the presidency? go cast a ballot. results later this hour. joining me to discuss is jonathan turley, a professor of constitutional law at george washington university. he wrote this piece in usa today. is rudy giuliani working for donald trump or against him? professor, welcome back. what s your answer to my big picture question, this whole stormy daniels business. might it imperil this presidency? i think it just might. the problem with this is it didn t have to be an existential threat but it s becoming that. they ve allowed this to metastasize, to get to a point
witnessing the reprise of, say, whitewater, where an inquiry into a confusing land transaction ended up exposing an intern scandal. here, investigation into russian meddling in the u.s. election has now morphed into questions about the aftermath of a one nightstand more than a data ago. might it nevertheless imperil a presidency? or are the stakes of what the president calls a witch hunt overblown? that s today s poll question at smerconish.com. do the latest developments arising out of the stormy daniels case imperil the presidency? go cast a ballot. results later this hour. joining me now to discuss is jonathan turley, a professor of constitutional law at george washington university. he wrote this piece in usa today, is rudy giuliani working for donald trump or against him? professor, welcome back. what s your answer to my big picture question, this whole stormy daniels business? might it imperil this