largest newspaper made an endorsement for 2020 and their endorsement is, quote, not president trump. the orlando sentinel writing enough of the chaos, the division, the school yard insults, the self-aggrandizement and the corruption and especially the lies. the sentinel has historically supported republicans and bush in 2000 and clinton last time so three of the last five were democrats. joining me now is one of the authors of the piece and the opinion editor for the orlando sentinel mike lafferty. why write this article now so many months, more than a year before the presidential election? well, you know, jake, when we first heard the president was coming to town, we started talking about what we as the editorial board could do to mark that. and when we then found out that he was going to use this as a time to relaunch his campaign,
did not much care for anybody else. shammy s favored spot in the office was in front of the desk, a sure-fire way to keep staff meetings short. shammy was called to his final home. in cubbyholes, you could hear soft murmurs of, thanks be to god, thanks be to god. shortly after shammy s departure, i expressed sympathy to the senator for his loss. he said, shammy is up there running through fields of gold, chasing the rabbits. perhaps so. . it was decided the time had come to call home the blue bomber. a show of hands if you know the blue bomber. a show of hands if you ever rode in a blue bomber. a show of hands if you ever requested a ride in a blue bomber. of course you did not. senator told you to get in and you got in. for the uninformed, the blue bomber was the means by which he transported himself from his home in chevy chase to the senate and from capitol hill to every corner of maryland. sometimes it was heavily laden with the odor of manure, and sometimes with the ma
health care. make the money and get the people in and out. it is horrible. i hate to say this and will probably ostracized , but i just do not know what to do about it. i thought about calling the labor relations firm of heavy. host: check into this book. maybe there is something in there that might help you out with your situation. caller: ok. i will do that. host: thank you for your ,. our time together has come to an end. i want to tell you about who is on the program tomorrow. david drucker of roll-call and rita wilson of the hot line will be here to talk about this week s political developments as well as looking ahead to the congressional agenda in the midterm elections. we will also have into klein, the new hampshire leader and mike lafferty. they will talk about state and national politics. thank you very much for turning into this edition of washington journal. we will see again tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. . . coverage from the democratic national comm