years of the pandemic followed by inflation. the american people are anxious, nervous, exhausted. when you re exhausted and you feel queazy, you don t order the spicy food, you get the meat and potatoes and a lot of meat and potatoes are winning and spicy republicans are winning. during the republican primary, some democrats were going out and campaigning for republicans who were trump supporters and election deniers and all of that thinking they would be more vulnerable in a general election against the democrat. with whindsight knowing what we know now, was that smart? the democrats spent money against the republican inc incumbent, where democrats spent money to get the trump republican to try to help. again, that will be one of the things studied for months some of the races the money went in,
abandoning the nation in their fight against islamic extremists and insurgents that control or have control over parts of the northern part of the country. but a couple of things worth remembering. the french have recently said they are looking to transition towards a multilateral force. they ve had several-thousand troops in that region and they basically bailed out mali in 2012 after it looked like the entire country would be taken over the by these groups. you ve had two coups in recent months. and there s a lot of distaste from the french and the european union about the lack of motivation, it seems, for the military rulers to transition to elections. and you ve seen in recent months these closer ties developing with the russian government who are less queazy about the lack of a democratic transition there. and it means that the foothold of the russians in that part of
in alabama in 25 years. but that s because there s never been someone seriously contesting one of these races. and jones will run as an incumbent. he will have some sort of all of alabama successes to bring to the table. most recently, the recision of the widow s tax for military spouses. also, some funding historically black colleges and universities. so he ll have a compelling package and i think he ll be less worried about how this vote impacts his re-election chances than about doing the right thing here. talk to me about those queazy republicans that that sheryl was just mentioning. the ones that didn t want to vote for roy moore. and obviously, i can understand why they wouldn t want to vote for roy moore. are those the same type of people who might forgive doug jones if he votes to convict the president? are they are they deeply in the president s pocket? or or can they can they like somebody they disagree with on that? you know, i don t know alabama politics.
it on the saucer and handed it to me. and he said consemay? so there i was feeling a little queazy and i drank this clean, meaty broth and felt absoloutly a new person. made me fall in love immediately with first class. well, the child hood was a fascinating one because they exposed him to culture around the world, to travel at a very high level, the glamorous level. i ve been a gypsy all my
lisa: the saga never ends. it certainly seems suspicious especially with coleman s actions. this is a guy who says that he released information to force the special counsel investigation. this is a guy who seemed to have no problem at the time down play the investigation. eboni: he did say it made him queazy. kat: he was having a lot of stomach issues at the time. lisa: he was going through a stomach flu at the time. the hill reported some of that information in the notes that he took contained classified information. so he essentially did the same thing that he criticized hillary clinton over doing. but i also think if you look at these emails one thing that s interesting, if you look at reporter inquiries from both the washington post and new york times as well, on both reporters basically emailed the doj saying i m essentially being forced to cover this because my editors are asking me to. and so you will get that and