Laura Ingraham warns of how the government will run out of money in December and how many Republicans are willing to bow to Democrats on key issues in the “Ingraham Angle.” increase.
Laura Ingraham: I can’t tell you how many Republicans I’ve spoken to lately have been pretty disillusioned and demoralized. Election after election, they vote. Some of them volunteer and donate to political parties that actually seem to hate them. Now, on big issues like trade budgets and foreign policy budgets, Republican leadership It seems far more comfortable making deals to please the Democrats than it is to try to please conservative constituencies.
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Kentucky Republican Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell on the Senate floor of the Washington State Capitol on Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2022. Photographer: Eric Lee/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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We saw this dynamic unfold yesterday when 12 Republican senators (all the usual suspects) voted for the bogus title of the Respect Marriage Act. The law is intended to protect the right of same-sex couples to marry, but in practice it undermines the right to religious freedom across the country. Of course social conservatives are insulted, but not too surprising.And now we learned it this week Republicans go Yet another big problem is succumbing to spending. On December 16th, the government runs out of funds. It’s convenient that the deadline always extends until the Christmas holidays when all the members are desperate to get out of town.
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