This on the same day that another republican senator, this one named bob corker goes after the president again and again and again. His motto is to divide and to attempt to bully and to use untruths. Two socalled Establishment Republicans basically saying, ive had it with the president , and i cant do this anymore. If i have been critical, it is because i believe it is my obligation to do so. And as a matter and duty of conscience. You would think he would aspire to be the president of the United States and act like a president of the United States. And the winner in all of this could be President Trump, who now is sure to be rid of two republicans who were sharply critical of his campaign and his presidency. Did we just see the trump wing of the Republican Party triumph in the first fight in this republican civil war . When he gets hit, hes going to hit back. This is mtp daily, and it starts right now. Well, in a congressional year of impossibles, we have seen the improbable is it the
Disabling Modernism placesjournal.org - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from placesjournal.org Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
as we ve said, neither of the senators who were speaking out against president trump today are running for reelection. but earlier in afternoon i spoke to a republican senator who is still on the ballot next year and who is still tasting a primary challenge of his own, roger whitacre of mississippi. i get the sense that this divide is less about policy and more about style, pugilism, whatever you want to call it. what i mean because i m old enough to remember when jeff flake was the conservative in any race that he would get involved in and whenever conservative truly conservative groups, you know the groups well, whether it s clubs for growth, jeff tlak was a guy who if he got criticism
immigration reform will be a huge boost to the economy. the kudlow report begins right now. first up tonight, president obama will travel to boston thursday for an interfaith service with bombing victims. more than 24 hours after two bombs ripped through marathon crowds killing three, wounding 170 others, investigators are still no closer to answers. late this afternoon, the fbi said no claims of responsibility have been received, and the search for suspects is wide open. deborah boxdy joins us now from boston with all of the latest. good evening, deborah. reporter: good evening, larry. i m live here along boylston street in the heart of boston, about four blocks or so away from the marathon s finish line, where those two bombs exploded just one day ago. security around the city remains extremely tight, as people try to move on after that devastating attack. three people died, including 8-year-old martin richard of dorchester, massachusetts. more than 170 others were hu