Lisa murkowski, dont even mention james comey or acting director Andrew Mccabe. Every one of them has gotten on the wrong side of this president , a man who definitely doesnt forget. And now there are rumblings that even some conservatives are turning against the president. So the question tonight is, is vendetta politics a winning or a losing strategy . Lets discuss now. Cnns chief Political Correspondent is dana bash, White House Reporter Kaitlyn Collins and analyst Patrick Healy of the New York Times. Dana, ill start with you. The attacks on attorney general Jeff Sessions today, acting director Andrew Mccabe, also Lisa Murkowski for her no vote on health care. What do you think of these swipes . Is this vendetta politics . I dont know if this was vendett politics, because that would imply there was some good in the politics hes doing, and there just isnt. I think you can put Jeff Sessions in one category and everybody else in another. Lisa murkowski, going after her is not unlike hi
The trail, yes, they targeted, no, they didnt. Where are we in all this . Or are we back where we began which is we believe the intelligence agencies when they say there was interference in the 2016 election and President Trump doesnt want to say clearly it happened. For one of the first times i had flash back to the very beginning of this presidency when on Inauguration Day i was standing on the route for his motorcade and it was raining. We were all in ponchos and the president said, the sun is out. The sun was not out. He is asking us to not believe our own eyes when we see him say these things. We see him speak the words and then the white house tells us that thats not what they meant. Thats not what happened. So, i think, theyre doing a very messy job of cleanup and if the goal here is to protect the president s reputation a, they e doing the exact opposite. I will tell you what theyre doing that iserary disturbing, there was a poll out that said only 35 of republicans believe the
A five-year survey looking at land ownership trends in Iowa shows how land demographics and ownership are shifting. It shows that more land is rented by a mix of aging landowners. Buyers of farmland also are still mainly other local farmers.
A five-year survey looking at land ownership trends in Iowa shows how land demographics and ownership are shifting. It shows that more land is rented by a mix of aging landowners. Buyers of farmland also are still mainly other local farmers.
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