Public radio in Missouri plays softball with this lady confronting a tough reelection battle against Prez Trump and his local hand puppet who doesn't really like talking to the public . . .
Politically Speaking: McCaskill on the issues at stake in high-profile Senate race
U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill joins Politically Speaking to talk about her quest for a third term in one of the nation's most closely watched Senate contests. The Missouri Democrat was first elected to the Senate in 2006. Before that, McCaskill served as Missouri's auditor, Jackson County prosecutor and a member of the Missouri House of Representatives.
If I had a condo in the Cayman Islands I would have a better tan.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely anybody but Claire !!!!!
ReplyDeleteMaybe you'd spend less time making pithy comments on blogs a well.
ReplyDeleteTony, you should make a distinction between talking to the media and talking to the public. They are not the same thing. AirClaire gets nothing but softballs by NPR. Shocker.
ReplyDeleteHawley is following the modern conservative playbook, written by Trump. Use the media, but don't play by their rules.
All Hawley has to do is run a nice, gaffe free campaign, and a decent showing in a debate. The rest will handle itself.
And for years she drove a rusted out Chevy nova, please hand me a Kleenex, woe is me, I was so poor, downtrodden, but I suffered as a single mom of 3........it’s all just about Claire, not about her record, just what she thinks will get her sympathy votes, what a crock!
ReplyDeleteThe world according to painfully out of touch "Millionaire Claire" - "Normal people can afford private planes."
ReplyDelete& she waited tables working her way thru college and walked the district meeting thousands of voters in her first race, tsk tsk
ReplyDeleteAnd knocked on 11,000 doors, oh my!!!
ReplyDeleteNational Liberal Pubic Radio only reaches the cuck that she already has in her camp.
ReplyDeleteClaire, I think you are a better fit for Massachusetts.
ReplyDeleteBut she never left Missouri!!!!!
ReplyDeleteshe doesn't represent the people of missouri.
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