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a really busy week. let s get right to the conversations you might have missed. you were obviously white house spokesperson. this is an issue that is going to follow joe biden around in this campaign. this campaign. especially because donald trump, or the people that want donald trump to win will continue to make this an issue. what should the biden administration do? i know you are uncomfortable doing this, telling people i was about to ask you, what should president biden do? inquiring minds want to know. any thoughts on just the white house, democrats generally when asked about this? look, i think there is a couple of issues at play here, clearly one is, what is going on at colleges and universities. these are not monolithic protests across the country and they are not even monolithic at individual campuses. so yes, we need to get to a point where students are graduating and there is maybe some relief during the summer. what are they figuring out over the next couple
of extraordinary political drama on capitol hill, as the republicans tried and failed to put their health ca re tried and failed to put their health care legislation to a vote, early morning, the big question was, did they have the support to get the bill across the line? after intense last minute discussions between speaker paul ryan and donald trump, just minutes before the planned vote, the president called the speaker and told them to pull it. a little earlier, donald trump had this to say: we had no democrat support, no votes from the democrats, they were not going to give us a single vote, so it is a very difficult thing to do. give us a single vote, so it is a very difficult thing to dolj give us a single vote, so it is a very difficult thing to do. i have been saying for the last year and a half, the best thing we can do politically speaking is let obamacare explode, it is exploding right now. many state have big problems, almost all states have big problems. i was in
Most regular church-goers have heard their less scrupulously observant fellows called "Christmas and Easter Christians." Well, they also have their counterparts in the mainstream media: "Christmas and Easter Anti-Christians." How else to explain the spate of skeptical, negative stories that inevitably accompany the two most important Christian holy days? This Holy Week has been typical. Newsweek proclaimed "The Decline and Fall of Christian America" on its cover. The Washington Post/Newsweek "On Faith" blog featured a post that belittled the significance of Jesus' death and resurrection. The Discovery Channel aired a documentary that painted Jesus as little more than an opportunistic politician who caught a bad break in a trial. These are just the most notable recent instances of secular media's disdain for traditional Christians and the tenets of their faith. Anti-Christianism is the last acceptable prejudice. The assault on Christian