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Question whats going right . Whats going well . Dana the White House has thoughts they want to spin you on. To that end the president is plowing forward with the deadline of August 31 despite our allies pleading for more time to get their people out. The decision is also drawing scrutiny from lawmakers at home. Thousands Of Americans that President Biden stranded behind enemy lines. Instead of spending every minute working to get them out, he put a Shot Clock on them saying there is only seven days left to get all americans out. Our office alone has received over 6,000 requests. Many of these requests are from families with multiple people seeking support. President biden has signed a Death Warrant for thousands of afghans who helped us and he is washing his hands of afghanistan at our peril as a nation. I do not believe this can be accomplished by August 31 and i have requested they encourage the president in the strongest possible terms to reconsider that deadline. Bill thats a democ
U-s-NewsThanksAinsleyMilk-carton-challengeMessageLotQuestioning-a-talibanTimelineSo-don-tGirlArmOf bipartisanship. In the past week, we saw the practically inanimate practically unanimous adoption of juneteenth as a holiday. That was unexpected national unity, which was unusual. We have seen a bipartisan group of senators get together to talk about a compromise on infrastructure. We dont know where that is going to go, but that is a possibility also of bipartisanship. And regarding voting rights, that has been a little bit more difficult. Senator joe manchin, the one who has most prominently said he opposes changing filibuster rules although it is understood in washington that he actually speaks for a great many democratic senator. He is sort of the front man. Anyway, he has said he is against changing the filibuster but he did come out with his own voting Rights Bill as an alternative to it immediately got the attention of stacey abrams, voting activist. Unfortunately it was shut down by mitch mcconnell. Host there is also this headline following the summit that took place in ge
New-yorkUnited-statesWashingtonCubaGenevaGenèSwitzerlandChinaWhitehouseDistrict-of-columbiaRussiaChineseWashington journal continues. Host we want to welcome back Mona Charen, author, syndicated columnist, thanks for being with us. Guest my pleasure. Host i want to begin with this headline from the economist that looks at the president s agenda. After a quick start, joe bidens legislative agenda hitting a Brick Wall in part because of Party Factionalism and the filibuster that could imperil his democratic ambitions. Your response. Is that a fair headline . Guest there have been a few of bipartisanship. In the past week, we saw the practically inanimate practically unanimous adoption of juneteenth as a holiday. That was unexpected national unity, which was unusual. We have seen a bipartisan group of senators get together to talk about a compromise on infrastructure. We dont know where that is going to go, but that is a possibility also of bipartisanship. And regarding voting rights, that has been a little bit more difficult. Senator Joe Manchin, the one who has most prominently said he op
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