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In Washington, acrimonious public disagreements among congressional leaders of the same party are unusual, which was why reporters took note not long ago when Sen. Mitch McConnell publicly spanked Sen. Rick Scott for what he considered an act of monumental stupidity.
national republicans focused on the leak itself. the leak is reprehensible. egregious breach of trust. we ll find the leaker. largely avoided questions about the future of abortion rights. that s not the story for today. a document circulated by the nrsc, a campaign in charge of getting republicans elected, advises republican candidates to, quote, be the compassionate consensus builder on abortion policy. there should be an exception for rape and incest, so i think that s where the american public is. already, democrats are raising the issue in competitive midterm races. from michigan, to florida, to new hampshire, nevada, to wisconsin. the supreme court where it looks like ron johnson is going to get exactly what he wants. overturning roe v. wade. reporter: as both parties try to define each other by their most extreme positions. would you ever support a ban that does not make exceptions for incest or rape or life-threatening conditions?
this week at the court is the most egregious breach of trust in the history of our nation. i completely condemn the leak and whoever leaked it should be prosecuted. space et cetera on both side they ll condemn a leak of supreme court draft ruling it s time now for our sunday group usa today washington bureau chief susan page from a fox news contributor wando williams, former rsc communications director doug height national journals josh, politico s immediate writer argues the court will recover from this league. he sees a silver lining here quote the upside of the leak is ground their public gained a new awareness of where majority plans to take the nation after a half century of legal abortion. what is your take? george will called institutional vandalism and