The letter continues: The same group of Radical Left Democrats who utilized their Majority position in Congress to create the fiction of Russia, Russia, Russia, Impeachment Hoax #1, Impeachment Hoax #2, the $48 Million Mueller Report (which ended in No Collusion!), Ukraine, Ukraine, Ukraine, the atrocious and illegal Spying on my Campaign, and so much more, are the people who created this Committee of highly partisan political Hacks and Thugs whose sole function is to destroy the lives of many hard-working American Patriots, whose records in life have been unblemished until this point of attempted ruination. The ex-president began his missive with what's known as his "Big Lie," writing to Thompson, "THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 2020 WAS RIGGED AND STOLEN!" #JusticeMatters \u201d - Glenn Kirschner Kirschner) \u201cJ6 committee subpoenas Trump, and Trump responds with a letter that is. Nate Silver of 538 wrote, "The reason this is interesting is not because Grassley is going to lose (probably not) and not even because the Selzer poll has been accurate (though it has been) but because she's a pollster who will publish what her numbers tell her and not herd toward the conventional wisdom."Īlso on Saturday, Grassley posted a video explaining how much corn farming has changed during his time as a farmer. Senate when he shared the ballot with Ronald Reagan in 1980. House of Representatives, before first being elected to the U.S. He served eight terms in the legislature, then three terms in the U.S. Grassley, 89, was first elected to the Iowa House of Representatives in the 1958 midterm elections.
And nearly two-thirds of likely voters say the senator’s age is a concern rather than an asset." The percentage of Iowans who view him unfavorably also hit a peak. His job disapproval rating is a record high for him in the Iowa Poll. "But the poll indicates weaknesses for Grassley beyond his head-to-head race with Franken. "Election analysts for months have rated the race in Grassley’s favor, and national Democratic groups have indicated they don’t plan to spend money supporting Franken, instead focusing on states where they see greater potential for victory," the newspaper reported. The poll shows Democrats may have a chance to flip a seat in a largely overlooked seat. Selzer told the newspaper the poll "says to me that Franken is running a competent campaign and has a shot to defeat the seemingly invincible Chuck Grassley - previously perceived to be invincible." Ann Selzer, has often been called the gold standard of Iowa polling. 7, 2021, citing the "traumatic and entirely avoidable" attack on the U.S. She served in Trump's cabinet as Secretary of Transportation from his first month in office until she resigned in protest on Jan.
McConnell is married to Elaine Chao, who is Asian American. "Must immediately seek help and advise from his China loving wife, Coco Chow!" "In any event, either reason is unacceptable," Trump wrote. Trump, and he knows I am strongly opposed to them, or is he doing it because he believes in the fake and highly destructive green new deal, and is willing to take the country down with him?" Trump asked. "Is McConnell approving all of these trillions of dollars worth of Democrat-sponsored bills, without even the slightest bit of negotiation, because he hates Donald J. RELATED: Trump blows off lawyer's warning that attacking DOJ makes it more likely he'll be charged: report Trump, still permanently suspended from Twitter, complained about the deal on his Truth Social website. It also contains $18.8 billion for domestic disaster recovery efforts, including Western wildfires, floods in Kentucky and hurricanes in the Southeast," The Washington Post reported. 16, while also approving $12.4 billion in military and diplomatic spending to help Ukraine in its war against Russia. "The continuing resolution extends current funding levels until Dec. The bill passed the Senate 72 to 25 on Thursday and it passed the House 230 to 201 before being signed by President Joe Biden.
Former President Donald Trump lashed out at Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell on Friday evening after President Joe Biden signed a bill to keep the United States government from shutting down at midnight.
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