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January 8, 2019
3 Martini Lunch•January 8, 2019Helios Media

Prime Time Trump, Slowing the Shift in Syria, Corey Calls It Quits

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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America are glad to see President Trump making a detailed case for border wall funding in tonight's televised address, a more effective strategy than tweets and sound bites. They also like National Security Adviser John Bolton's clarification that the Trump administration does want to get our troops out of Syria but we also have no intention of letting ISIS grow again or letting Turkey slaughter the Kurds. They slam the door behind failed Virginia GOP Senate and gubernatorial candidate Corey Stewart, who says he will not run for re-election to his local office and is getting out of politics. And Jim is in rare form as he and Greg discuss the fact that every year is an election year in Virginia.

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    JuliaBlaschke@JuliaBlaschke·7y

    Goodbye and good riddance to Corey Stewart from a resident of Prince William County.

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