been reliably red for three decades. but balderson s team says he was able to hold his own and do well enough to eke out a win. and he s paid special thanks to president trump. i d like to thank president trump. america is on the right path, and we re going to keep it going that way. reporter: again, this was a race that too close to comfort for many republicans, and it s a race that s soon to be repeated. both candidates will face each other again come november. jason carol reporting there. well, democrat danny o connor was up beat when he spoke to his supporters late tuesday, and he took a swipe at president trump. we made our case for change. we re going to make that case tomorrow. we re not stopping now. tomorrow we rest, and then we keep fighting through to
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gets checked. 8,500 votes roughly still to be counted and sorted out. the secretary of state says 5,048 outstanding absentee ballots, 3,500 provisional ballots. the question is does it cha
Republicans nervous, some of those trump candidates have got baggage. chris cobotch was the head of that ill-fated election commission that tried to prove voter fraud because donald trump said there were thousands of illegal voters that came out to vote for hillary clinton. that commission fell flat on its face. if donald trump is saying i make the sunshine he might bring in a bit of darkness for the republicans in a few months time. scott lucas, appreciate it. let s turn to missouri now in a shocking upset in tuesday s democratic primary there voters chose this man, leslie bell, ousting incumbents and lewis county prosecutor robert mucullic who is tie to the highly controversial ferguson police shooting. you may recall michael brown an african-american teen was fatally shot by a white police officer four years ago in ferguson. the shooting sparked riots and a
he is alluding to the three senator who is did not support repeal. lisa murcowski, susan collins and john mccain. none are up for reelection next year. the people that bannon is targeting are facing reelection. none of them let the president down. one has been critical of the president, but whether it s tax cuts or most of the agenda, he has been supportive. he likes them we assume who are senators up next year and are not very well-known. they were not responsible for the collapse of health care reform. the question for the president is, are you going to support ousting incumbents who are supportive of your agenda. that s what he is doing. it s not just the three who bail on health care. they are not up next year. bannon is trying to recreate
For half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could ve had a v8. to politics now where the new york times reports house majority leader eric cantor is playing defense. he donated $25,000 to a political action committee that s devoted to ousting incumbents. cantor aides tell the paper was money was supposed to go to defeating ten-term illinois congressman don mazulo. he s running against congressman adam kinzingter. and you ve got to see this new ron paul ad. let s get this straight. we re debating between a big-spending, debt ceiling raising fiscal liberal, a moon colony guy, a moderate from massachusetts, or a texan. with a real plan to balance the budget. get with it, people. only one candidate can stand up for texas. and that s not the only controversial commercial. check this one out from the
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