Ep 547 | Dear Mr. President: PLEASE Veto the Stupid Omnibus Bills
Now, more than ever, is the time for Trump to use his most potent weapons: the veto pen and the bully pulpit. I break down the sickening details of the process and policy behind the omnibus bills and why it’s indefensible for the president not to veto them. I lay out a path for the president to sign a clean continuing resolution and build the case for a fight over immigration enforcement in January. It’s now or never for fulfilling promises. Show Links: 'Dems brag about their Christmas wish list in the omnibus': https://bit.ly/2S1NG4V
December 17, 2019
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Episode 547 · December 17, 2019
Ep 547 | Dear Mr. President: PLEASE Veto the Stupid Omnibus Bills
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Now, more than ever, is the time for Trump to use his most potent weapons: the veto pen and the bully pulpit. I break down the sickening details of the process and policy behind the omnibus bills and why it’s indefensible for the president not to veto them. I lay out a path for the president to sign a clean continuing resolution and build the case for a fight over immigration enforcement in January. It’s now or never for fulfilling promises.
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'Dems brag about their Christmas wish list in the omnibus': https://bit.ly/2S1NG4V
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