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May 2, 2017
3 Martini Lunch•May 2, 2017Helios Media

DNC Admits Rigging Primary, GOP Flops on Spending, Trump’s Maybes

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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America get a kick out of the Democratic National Committee arguing in court that it can't be sued for fraud because everyone knew the 2016 nomination process was rigged. They also grumble at Republicans for giving the Democrats virtually everything they wanted on the latest spending bill. And they express frustration with the media for running breathless headlines every time Pres. Trump says he's considering something, but they also wonder what other things they could get Trump to publicly mull over.

Hosted by Greg Corombos and Jim Geraghty

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    National Review endorsed John McCain in his 2010 Arizona primary, and didn't do anything to oppose him in his last election. If McCain votes against Trump's next SC nominee, how are you guys going to continue to claim that you were NeverTrump to protect conservatism?
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    BD1 (View Comment):

    National Review endorsed John McCain in his 2010 Arizona primary, and didn’t do anything to oppose him in his last election. If McCain votes against Trump’s next SC nominee, how are you guys going to continue to claim that you were NeverTrump to protect conservatism?

    By this measure, McCain votes 97.2% of the time with Trump.

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    OccupantCDN@OccupantCDN·9y
    What's the statute of limitations on an endorsement? Election Day? The swearing at ceremony? (I know its a swearing in, but for congress, it would be more fun if it where a swearing at - perhaps hosted by Colbert... To soon?)

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