day number one, you got a stimmy check. we did that. joe manchin, you re not getting re-elected. three, do not mention the republican party unless you mention the section on january 6th. that s it. message consistency. the republicans wake up every single day and say space lasers and pedophiles and the big lie. they have message consistency. the at democrats need to do the same thing. i don t know why chuck schumer is not out there more y pelosi is not out there more. and frankly after the failed vote for the january 6th commission, they should immediately be talking about putting another special commission together to keep the focus on the fact that the republicans are the party of insurrection violence and three dead police officers. mark mckinnon, there s a lot there to react to. about chuck schumer i ve heard the same charge that was
i m candy crowley and this is state of the union. presidential campaign and democratic sources confirm members of the president s re-election team told top congressional leaders this week, no re-elect money will go to house or senate democratic election coffers. at least until after the election. although the president and top officials will help in other ways. sounds like every man for himself. joining us this morning, one of the lawmakers who spoke to the president s campaign team, senate democratic leader harry reid. thank you so much, senator, for being with us. my pleasure. i want to start out, though, in an entirely different place in the world. that is in afghanistan where this morning we are learning that an american soldier went off base and opened fire on civilians, young, old. we re not sure at this point of how many cnn s reporting is that 14 people were shot. we don t know yet how many of them fatally. he is now he turned himself in, apparently, after t
steve forbes. and the economy is getting stronger. he may be right. but we have passed this way before. sorting it out with alice rivlin, former director of the office and management and budget. steven moore of the wall street journal. dan balz of the washington post. i m candy crowley and this is state of the union. presidential campaign and democratic sources confirm members of the president s re-election team told top congressional leaders this week, no re-elect money will go to house or senate democratic election coffers. at least until after the election. although the president and top officials will help in other ways. sounds like every man for himself. joining us this morning, one of the lawmakers who spoke to the president s campaign team, senate democratic leader harry reid. thank you so much, senator, for being with us. my pleasure. i want to start out, though, in an entirely different place in the world. that is in afghanistan where this morning w
32% for the gop in congress. yet they can t pop the champagne bottles yet because he s starting to trend up. this is not across the board. and that s why you have so many republican senators out there yesterday saying this whole idea of nixing the payroll tax cut is a major mistake for them. they are undermining their own position on taxes. this is a democratic president with a big advantage on taxes, not who do you care about more or who is looking after health care? this should be a republican issue, and this is where the president s out ahead. yes, joan is right. because they have message consistency and discipline. they are breaking through on some of these bigger arguments, on jobs and middle class stuff. it s also because he s projecting strength here and the other side is projecting complete disarray. he s got a very weak opponent or a bunch of different on sglenpp joan, when you look at the polls and the matchups with the potential republican opponents, you have president o