Ep. 13: Congressional Leaders Call for Unity, Give Trump Tepid Support
The Week Ahead: Convention Special
Amid the bluster Tuesday night at the Republican National Convention, there was also another message, says senior CQ Roll Call Editor David Hawkings. Republican congressional leaders stressed the need to maintain control of the House and Senate so they could work with the GOP nominee Donald Trump to enact conservative policies.
Show Notes:
- Reluctant Republicans Barely Mention the Nominee
- GOP Stay Keen on Slamming Clinton
- Ryan Keeps His Balance on Trump in Convention Speech
- McConnell: Trump Will Fill Scalia’s SCOTUS Seat
- Kasich Starts Talk of a 2020 Rising if Trump Goes Down
Donald Trump Jr. Speechwriter Cribbed Himself https://t.co/xObID9YwWc pic.twitter.com/IDGAl130zf
— Roll Call (@rollcall) July 20, 2016
Congressional leaders on the #RNCinCLE podium https://t.co/nUthklvpHQ pic.twitter.com/qkOO6fLcd2
— Roll Call (@rollcall) July 20, 2016
No. 13: Congressional Leaders Call for Unity, Give Trump Tepid Support https://t.co/uUF26I4Bjy
— Roll Call (@rollcall) July 20, 2016
.@SenatorBurr tells @NCGOP this will be his last election and that someday he looks forward to calling Tillis the senior senator #ncpol
— Simone Pathe (@sfpathe) July 20, 2016
