terrorist attacks are not made in kyiv but in washington. kyiv is executing what it is told to do. such attempts to disown kyiv and in washington are absolutely ridiculous. to be clear, ukraine has vehemently denied any involvement in the attack but moscow insists ukrainians were trying to assassinate putin. overnight we saw russia unleash a wave of its own drones on kyiv and other ukrainian cities. they had handwritten messages on them reading for the kremlin and from moscow. matthew, such an escalation. the biden administration has been adamant it is not helping or encouraging ukraine to carry out attacks inside of moscow. these baseless claims without evidence from the kremlin in the last 24 hours are striking. yeah, well, striking perhaps, yes, but also typical of the kremlin to say that the attacks against the are not necessarily orchestrated by ukraine, but someone else is pulling the strings. of course, it s the united states and it s the sort of broader west
plays into the budget deficit issue because of taxes that are paid there. i mean, there are a number of things, difficult decisions for the city and for other actors in san francisco over the next few years. the city is going to face budgetary precious because of remote work and lack of recovery in hotels. and the transit agencies, which we rely to make sure downtown is full, we can t get to full without transit service, they are facing fiscal issues. the issues about crime could lead into a situation where people are avoiding downtown and that makes the environment worse. i don t think that s the direction we are headed now, but that s a risk. there are a number of things we n need to get right the next few years. i think the idea of a doom loop is that this is a downward spiral we can t control. i think we have a lot of control. there is a lot of wonderful things about the city of san francisco. a place i certainly lover. i know we are focusing on the challenges here.
he did have two conservative house members come over, freedom caucus members to provide some degree of moral support to this effort. this was a delay tactic. it was a promotional tactic on this issue, some would say on rand paul himself but regardless designed to draw attention to this budget deficit issue and we ll see if it does in the long term or if this is another thing that gets swept aside by the next crisis of the moment in congress. garrett, quickly, the next crisis is likely to be the dreamers. nancy pelosi and is voting against this because it didn t include the dreamers, they needed democratic votes and the president made the point that we should elect more republicans because we needed too many democratic votes to get through. it s hard to fathom the reasoning but the dreamers, there s no guarantee, paul ryan has said yeah, you ll get a vote but it s an open ended thing and
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