Madhya Pradesh Polls 2023: Madhya Pradesh has six geographical regions – Baghelkhand, Bhopal, Chambal, Mahakaushal, Malwa and Nimar – each having different dynamics in terms of issues, caste break-up, popular demands, and party leadership. Each region voted differently in the closely fought 2018 polls, a scenario that opinion polls indicate will repeat this time too
schedule. public document. you know, there may be every governor in the country who wishes he or she could do this to the newspapers that write the stories about what is going on in maine? but well, he s a governor who is running for re-election is in some trouble. his approval rating earlier this year was 39%. that happens to be the vote he won with, when he won the governorship, because it was a three-way race. he needs this to be a three-way race next year for him to win re-electi re-election. one of the republicans most endangered governors. and, you know, relations like this with the with the respected newspapers in your state, man, that is a tough thing to explain to voters. and these newspapers, chris, are moamong the most respected, doing extraordinary work, which is exactly why he doesn t want to talk to them. part of the problem, and this is often the case when i always say people who are bad at tennis, don t blame the racket. you re just bad at tennis. wh
close, wait until you do have enough. it seems to me blocking and tackling 101, but goes back to a broader conversation we have all been having, which is this is a house republican conference set, i don t think can be led by anyone, certainly not right now by john boehner. but i m not sure there s someone else you could put up who would be able to say, okay, we re all rowing the boat in this direction. and susan, we have yet to start digging through the outside influence of various groups, ideological groups, business groups. but the bottom line is, you cannot change the rules about food stamp cuts and expect democrats to fall back in line. right. definitely cost significant votes. and you know whose spine is now chilled by this farm vote, and that s advocates for the immigration bill. because getting that immigration bill getting any immigration bill through the house and then getting some compromised version out of the conference committee that could get to the house, that s go
straight-talking john mccain. he s absolutely dealing with this. if you don t think that $25 billion more is going to secure the border, you re just afraid of those people of color coming over. yeah, a big part of getting this amendment through is to be able to say exactly what senator mccain said there. trying to put to bed any concerns about does this secure the border enough. but immediately there have already been criticisms it s not focusing on what they need to. talking about exit entry and being able to track who is in the country, who has overstayed their visa is a big priority. and another big sticking point in the senate so far coming from senator cornen of texas, senator sessions of alabama, is tryi requiring the government to prove the border is secured. even with this huge influx of troops, there is still nothing that says you have to stop 90% of people coming across the border before the 11 million undocumented it s that trigger. can can get to citizenship. what
this through. and everybody agrees, some sort of farm bill needs to happen. it s just too big a part of our economy, too many things at stake there. is it dead-dead now? there is an option of bringing the senate pass bill over and taking a vote on that. the benefit, had the house passed its own in the senate, then it would go to the conference where some of these differences could have been worked out. but a bill that fails effectively dies. and takes away another option to look for more common ground. there has been a lot of finger-pointing, saying democrats didn t come through with the votes they had promised. you cannot ask the minority party to produce. exactly. and i think that shows the inability to control their own conference by saying we had to rely on the democrats. the public may want bipartisan votes in this way. but when the votes don t come, the finger-pointing certainly doesn t set up an atmosphere for the next time around. kelly o donnell, allen gomez, thank