but you felt what happened when you decided to say, it didn t seem right to you. like i don t lose sleep about waterboarding, i know a lot of people do. but you feel that the way things have developed in this country with the explosion of the intel agencies that it s very hard for congressman russell and devin nunes, trey gowdy and frankly the democrats if they were on to actually see, what s going on here. you have these sites, and you wonder, what s happening here. it has a natural tension, but it s worse the bigger the intel state is, the superstate, the harder it is. correct. and remember i got far worse. john brennan had what former colleagues of mine have said is a nixonian obsession.
reputable polls had the democrats up at least 15 points in the generic congressional ballot. well not anymore. reuter s generic ballot heartened republicans. at the beginning of march democrats enjoyed more than a ten-point advantage. nearly 45% saying they would vote for a democratic, only 33% were pulled a level for republicans but now the g.o.p. has taken the lead. the latest online poll shows 39% of registered voters saying they would vote republican and just 36.7% supporting a democrat. six-point shift. so why is this turnaround happening? because republicans pretty much staying on offense and supporting generally not undermining the president on key issues. by working to keep this economy going, dismantling the regulatory superstate that hurts our innovators and entrepreneurs, by not dragging us into more serious military conflicts, by refusing to buckle
in the generic congressional ballot. well not anymore. reuter s generic ballot heartened republicans. at the beginning of march democrats enjoyed more than a ten-point advantage. nearly 45% saying they would vote for a democratic, only 33% were pulled a level for republicans but now the g.o.p. has taken the lead. the latest online poll shows 39% of registered voters saying they would vote republican and just 36.7% supporting a democrat. six-point shift. so why is this turnaround happening? because republicans pretty much staying on offense and supporting generally not undermining the president on key issues. by working to keep this economy going, dismantling the regulatory superstate that hurts our innovators and entrepreneurs, by not dragging us into more serious military conflicts, by refusing to buckle on immigration, at least so far.
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a cult a lot of members of parliament and government here in berlin think those harmless sounding words could become very expensive for german taxpayers chancellor angela merkel sounded a more cautious note it s not true of course there are always differing perspectives between germany and france i mean debates open debates and in the end we also need the ability to compromise these kinds of compliments a lot of people will be discussing that at all levels of government it s help first results will be announced at the next e.u. summit in june. so because asking for sort of there is the will he yes it let s discuss this will come on haunt she s an economist effort university specializing in the history of political ideas now karen is mccaw a european visionary always you just overly enthusiastic about a european superstate. that s a very nice question i think is both he is a visionary and we need visionaries we need people with a long view on what europe stands for what europe needs to