so look, particularly if the boehner plan and the reid plan are that close together in terms of how they might really hit working families, how are we going to bring this thing to an end, when you re looking at it, are we going to get one of these plans adopted, or is this the president invoking this plan z, this constitutional 14th amendment right to do it. is that the only way we re going to avoid the catastrophic case you suggested? i don t think the 14th amendment will work. i think the administration s lawyers, the law professors have been skeptical enough and when you re dealing with a conservative supreme court and the uncertainly of a constitutional crisis on top of a debt crisis, that s too hard a road to hoe, but i think we re going to see something between the reid and boehner plans, the big difference is the boehner plan forces us to raise the debç ceiling again and forces us to accept a $1.8 trillion or more in cuts from the so-called super commission, and if we don t
so look, particularly if the boehner plan and the reid plan are that close together in terms of how they might really hit working families, how(ase we going to bring this thing to an end, when you re looking at it, are we going to get one of these plans adopted, or is this the president invoking this plan z, this constitutional 14th amendment right to do it. is that the only way we re going to avoid the catastrophic case you suggested? i don t think the 14th amendment will work. law professors have been skeptical enough and when you re dealing with a conservative supreme court and the uncertainly of a constitutional crisis on top of a debt crisis, that s too hard a road to hoe, but i think we re going to see something between the reid and boehner plans, the big difference is the boehner plan forces us to raise the debt ceiling again and forces us to accept a $1.8 trillion or more in cuts from the so-called super
toization would be. so look, particularly if the boehnor plan and the reid plan are that close together in terms of how they might really hit working families, how(ase we going to bring this thing to an end, when you re looking at it, are we going to get one of these plans adopted, or is this the president invoking this plan z, this constitutional 14th amendment right to do it. is that the only way we re going to avoid the catastrophic case you suggested? i don t think the 14th amendment will work. law professors have been skeptical enough and when you re dealing with a conservative supreme court and the uncertainly of a constitutional crisis on top of a debt crisis, that s too hard a road to hoe, but i think we re going to see something between the reid and boehnor plans, the big difference is the boehnor plan forces us to raise the debt ceiling again and forces us to accept a $1.8 trillion or more in cuts from the so-called super commission, and if we don t do
sean: poor ginger lee the porn star. think about his staff. for a staff member, having been a staffer for a long time. to be asked to do something like that is to me unheard of. we are talking about a situation where he didn t just call one reporter in. for a week fred barnes said last night, this wasn t his plan a or b, which was to come clean. it was his plan c. sean: this was his plan z. where are the democrats, demanding he resign? if i m analyzing this politically, it is good for the republicans, drag on. it took them all the old people have a brief reprieve from being lied to and scared to death. would you expect to see some senior democrats coming out very soon. as you say, this is an ugly investigation. it going to drag on and on. you don t want that. i think maybe there s some short term, strictly short term political advantage for
sean: poor ginger lee the porn star. think about his staff. for a staff member, having been a staffer for a long time. to be asked to do something like that is to me unheard of. we are talking about a situation where he didn t just call one reporter in. for a week fred barnes said last night, this wasn t his plan a or b, which was to come clean. it was his plan c. sean: this was his plan z. where are the democrats, demanding he resign? if i m analyzing this politically, it is good for the republicans, drag on. it took them all the old people have a brief reprieve from being lied to and scared to death. would you expect to see some senior democrats coming out very soon. as you say, this is an ugly investigation. it going to drag on and on. you don t want that. i think maybe there s some short term, strictly short term political advantage for