expertise. now to this, republican congressman adam kinzinger sharply attacked former president trump on twitter, this after the former president attacked ohio republican lawmaker anthony gonzalez. now, gonzalez was one of the ten republicans who voted for president trump s impeachment, and he said he will not run again for re-election in part because of the threats that his family has been facing. so, kinzinger, congressman kinzinger, responded with this tweet. trump is a weak man who preys on fear. i couldn t imagine being his age and obsessing about myself so much, knowing my legacy was destroyed. but who didn t expect that trump would have something to say after congressman gonzalez said he wouldn t run? i think that adam kinzinger just speaks his mind. it s not that it s unexpected. i think he just says what s on his mind when it comes to donald trump. meanwhile, this story. border agents in the city of del rio, texas, are overwhelmed because the number of migrants arrivin
own argument that he wanted to do this since 2009. trump wasn t even on the horizon in 2009. so this has been part of the basic belief system that biden had of wanting to leave afghanistan without understanding it abandons our allies, abandons the afghan people, and really less than a third of the people in afghanistan support the taliban. they are now going to be subject to an authoritarian, murderous regime. but there was a significant difference to what trump was doing and what biden was doing. we all know that donald trump would never have let it unfold this way. biden himself why do you know that? first off, it was so embarrassing to the united states, it was so there were so many lives at risk. and president biden himself said he wouldn t. if biden wouldn t then trump certainly wouldn t. biden said he wouldn t run for the exits and he did so in the middle of the night. and he did it in a way that he undermined the afghan national army making them vulnerable to
to dispense with the role that he and his office had come to playha in that very nasty, very ugly scandal, before voters went to the polls in november to decide whether or not he d be sent back to congress. in the end voters in tom reynolds district, they did re-elect him. he squeaked by which was notable because that was a really, really republican district. and he was an incumbent and in leadership and very well-known. it was a narrow victory for him given the size and the shape of that district. and that would be his last race for public office. after he did get re-elected in 2006, he announced that he would retire and he wouldn t run again. he said it was time for him to take on new challenges.it and so instead of running for reelection the next time around in 2008 he endorsed a new republican to take his seat, a guy named chris lee. t and chris lee seemed like a real up and comer in the republican party.s he ended up winning the tom
public office after he did get reelected in 2006, he announced he would retire and wouldn t run again. he said it was time to take on new challenges. instead of running for reelection in the next summer around, 2000, eight he endorsed a new republican to take a seat, a guy named chris lee. chris really seemed like a real up and comer in the republican party, he ended up winning the time reynolds seat by a huge margin. margin. this is a great republican district. he was an anti-gay, anti-proportion republican, a married, family values kind of guy who really campaigned on that as one of the reasons he should be in congress. he voted against the appeal of don t ask don t tell, gay people in the military, fair pay act, even though christy was this up incoming conservative republican from a totally safe republican seat in new york, his time in congress ended up being short lived.
it was a narrow victory for him given the size and the shape of that district. and that would be his last race for public office. after hedid get re-elected in 2006 he announced he would retire and he wouldn t run again. he said it was time for him to take on new challenges. and so instead of running for reelection the next time around in 2008 he endorsed a new republican to take his seat, a guy named chris lee. and chris lee seemed like a real up and comer in the republican party. this was a really republican district. chris lee was a vocal anti-gay, anti-abortion republican, a married family values kind of guy who really campaigned on that as one of the reasons he should be in congress. he voted against the repeal of don t ask don t teleabout gay people serving openly in the military. he voted against the fair pay act for women getting equal pay. but even though chris lee was this up-and-coming conservative