hearings, the supreme court overturning roe v. wade, the fbi raiding the home of a former president, and everything in between. 2022 has been incredibly consequential for american politics a year that has left us with a lot of questions about the future of our country, our democracy, our rights as human beings and about whether you have more of those rights if, say, you are a former president or fewer if you have a uterus and live in a red state. well, 2023 may be the yorear we get answers. we will learn who will be running for president in 2024 and who, if any, in the republican party will stand up to donald trump. though maybe don t hold your breath on that one speaking of which, we could find out if the twicism impe disgrac former president will be held accountable in a laundry list of investigations that he is under. the new year will also present the biden administration with new challenges as the president for the first time will be faced with a split congress. democrat
Bath so you still smell [ laughter ] you still smell. perfect. a great analogy you may look different and feel different, but everybody around you is going - you stink. we smell something. [ laughter ] so that s where the gop is now. with respect to the former speaker, i have mad respect for her. i had known her before in my life as a lieutenant governor of maryland. baltimorean. her family is well defined as a political family in the state, and, look, the interesting thing about that period was it was never personal it was always policy and so, yeah, the bus slogan was fire pelosi, but it was really about how you would effect change and drawing people to a conversation about what kind of health care do you want? this is what we re proposing,