Republicans Respond To The President's Progressive Proposals
This week, Bret sits down with former DNC Communications Director and Executive Director of the Institute of Politics and Public Service at Georgetown University, Mo Elleithee, AEI Resident Fellow and Columnist for The Washington Post, Marc Thiessen, and Founding Editor and Pollster at Echelon Insights, Kristen Soltis-Anderson. They discuss the ability for lawmakers in Washington to reach bipartisan agreement on infrastructure and police reform legislation. The panel also discusses how Republicans can unite ahead of 2022 as the party continues to face division about the merits of the 2020 election and more. Follow Bret on Twitter: @BretBaier
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This week, Bret sits down with former DNC Communications Director and Executive Director of the Institute of Politics and Public Service at Georgetown University, Mo Elleithee, AEI Resident Fellow and Columnist for The Washington Post, Marc Thiessen, and Founding Editor and Pollster at Echelon Insights, Kristen Soltis-Anderson. They discuss the ability for lawmakers in Washington to reach bipartisan agreement on infrastructure and police reform legislation.
The panel also discusses how Republicans can unite ahead of 2022 as the party continues to face division about the merits of the 2020 election and more.
Follow Bret on Twitter: @BretBaier
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