Republicans choked away an opportunity to regain the Senate in the 2022 midterm elections, and they are apparently willing to take the same risk again in 2024 out of an undying, and unreturned, loyalty to former President Donald Trump.
international accord became the government sustainability council, where international unions are there, international brands out there, international brands out there and manufactures either, so it s a platform. all these brands have been held accountable by the unions and of course at the same time, the brands have stepped up quite a bit in terms of safety. and the pledge continues. so international accord, the pledge of international accord, the pledge of international accord, the pledge of international accord continues but at the same time, the national discourse absolutely directed through rsc is also very vibrant in bangladesh, and the international accord is not any more exist in bangladesh. edit accord is not any more exist in iitangladesh- accord is not any more exist in banuladesh. :: ;~, bangladesh. of course, since 2013, the pressure bangladesh. of course, since 2013, the pressure is bangladesh. of course, since 2013, the pressure is on bangladesh. of course, sinc
everybody. we have been talking about the supreme court allowing acces to the abortion, pil mifepristone, for now. that case before three judge panel on the fifth circuit court of appeal. pretty conservative court, b the way. and i want to turn the collectible the nation s top lawmakers are reacting to it all and bases, julia tsirkin is following it this for u from the hill. what are you hearing well, just a couple minutes ago, yasmin, we heard from the nrsc chair, the person i charge of the senate political arm for republican, steve, daines who tweeted saying this decision by scotus is, quote, setback in the fight for lif which is significant because i was prepared to say we haven t heard much from top republicans, including from senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and ove in the, house speaker kevi mccarthy but democrats on the flip side they know how important it i to stay in front on this issue and his state loud on this issue. because they saw what happened with the 2022 midt
had just felt lost in this system that was a benefit for republicans, but what we then saw was also brought in a lot of the wrong people, people who couldn t win, a kari lake, a doug mastriano, and for the rnc, the rnc can t get involved in primaries. its rules are that specific that it doesn t even support kevin mccarthy s re-election unless the california republican party tells them to. so the nrsc and the nrcc as far as the senate and house races are stepping up for this, but we still have that existential problem. we know that donald trump has been an albatross for republicans on the top of the ticket and far below that as well are we going to make that same mistake again? if so, we haven t learned any lessons. that s the truth that many of the biggest flame throwers, right, on the republican side, jake are indeed members of congress right now, so ronna mcdaniel can say what she wants, but the people who get a lot of attention often, the let s say marjorie taylor greenes of the w
Republicans in Montana and across the country are zeroing in on a prize that has constantly been out of reach: the Senate seat held by three-term Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) that is up for grabs in 2024.