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Trump’s Impeachment Bump, IG Report Hammers FBI, Dems’ Curious Messaging

December 10, 2019 by GregC

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Lots of big news to break down on Tuesday’s Three Martini Lunch!  Join Jim and Greg as they marvel at how much better President Trump is doing against all top-tier Democrats in three key battleground states than he was before impeachment began.  They also discuss the IG report savaging the FBI and Justice Department for it’s sloppy, error-ridden FISA warrant requests aimed at the Trump campaign, and since the inspector general could not definitively find proof of  political motivation, they’re left to shudder at the conclusion that the FBI is just thoroughly reckless and incompetent at its job.  And Jim finds it awfully curious that Democrats would announce two articles of impeachment this morning and then immediately announce a series of legislative compromises with President Trump.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: 2016, 2020, FBI, IG, impeachment, National Review, paid family leave, polls, President Trump, Three Martini Lunch, USMCA, warrants

House Dem Opposes Impeachment, Obama Dings Biden, Ivy League Idiocy

November 26, 2019 by GregC

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One good and two crazy martinis await today. Jim and Greg react to House Democrat Brenda Lawrence backing away from impeachment and now saying censuring President Trump would be more appropriate in an election year. They also try to figure out what Barack Obama’s 2020 approach is as he not only doesn’t endorse Joe Biden but in private is apparently slamming Biden’s inability to connect with voters. And they roll their eyes as Harvard and Yale students disrupt the annual football game between the two schools to protest both schools for investing in fossil fuels.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: 2020, Biden, Brenda Lawrence, climate, democrats, Harvard, impeachment, National Review, obama, polls, Three Martini Lunch, Yale

Warren’s Weak Polling, Beto Bails on 2020, Durham’s Determination

November 4, 2019 by GregC

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After a surprisingly brief venting about how bad their football teams are, Jim and Greg serve up three good martinis.  They welcome New York Times polling showing Warren as the weakest major Democratic candidate against President Trump and an NYT editorial blasting Warren for falsely claiming that only billionaires would see higher taxes in her plan to pay for single-payer health care.  Then they relish the exit of Beto O’Rourke from the 2020 Democratic field and also hammer the media for building up Beto as some sort of transformational figure in 2018 when he was always an empty suit.  And Jim highlights his extensive profile of U.S. Attorney John Durham, the tight-lipped prosecutor tapped to investigate how the Trump-Russia investigation began in the first place.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts, polls Tagged With: 2020, Bears, Bernie Sanders, Beto O'Rourke, Elizabeth Warren, Jets, Joe Biden, John Durham, National Review, polls, President Trump, Three Martini Lunch

GOP Hope in Michigan, Voters Clueless on Single-Payer, Seattle’s Bad Math

October 23, 2019 by GregC

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Good polls, confusing polls and politicizing math are the focus of our martinis on Wednesday.  Jim and Greg are glad to see Republican U.S. Senate challenger John James already in a virtual dead heat with Democratic Sen. Gary Peters in Michigan.  They also shake their heads as a new Kaiser Family Foundation survey shows a majority of Americans support Medicare for All but oppose it by large margins when they actually understand it means the end of private insurance.  And they throw up their hands as school officials in Seattle consider adding an emphasis on ethnic studies into all subjects, including taking time in math class to explain how math is oppressive to people of color and is used to exploit natural resources.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: ethnic, Gary Peters, insurance, John James, math, Medicare-for-all, Michigan, National Review, polls, Seattle, Senate, Three Martini Lunch

Cavuto Corrects Trump, Dems More Extreme on Abortion, Callous Canadian

August 30, 2019 by GregC

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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America cheer Fox News host Neil Cavuto for rebutting President Trump’s claim that “Fox News is no longer working for us” and for reminding politicians and media outlets what the job of the press should be. They also cringe as new Pew poll numbers show 82 percent of Democrats believe abortion should be legal in most or all circumstances – a huge jump from last decade. And Jim has a lot of say after former Canadian Prime Minister Kim Campbell states that she hopes Hurricane Dorian hits Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: abortion, democrats, Hurricane Dorian, Kim Campbell, Mar-a-lago, National Review, Neil Cavuto, polls, President Trump, Republicans, Three Martini Lunch

DeSantis Rising

March 15, 2019 by GregC

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In November, Ron DeSantis was in the midst of a national political drama, as Florida officials conducted a recount to determine whether his slim victory would hold up.  Now, just two months into the job, DeSantis is piling up a flurry of accomplishments and winning praise from across the political spectrum.

“He eventually won by 32,000 votes or 0.4 percent of the vote.  He kind of went off the radar. but what this man has been doing off the radar is just amazing in terms of what he’s trying to do and what he’s accomplished and he’s getting kudos on both sides for being so energetic and so successful,” said syndicated columnist and National Review Contributing Editor Deroy Murdock.

Since taking office in January, DeSantis has replaced three Florida Supreme Court justices who were term-limited by age and worked to remove burdensome government mandates to get licensed for certain jobs.  He also accepted the resignations of two elections officials at the center of last year’s vote-counting mess.  DeSantis also removed Broward County Cheriff Scott Israel over his performance before, during, and after the school shooting in Parkland.

The governor has also gone to bat for hurricane survivors to the federal government.  He’s also ended Common Core education policies and thrilled partisans of all stripes in replacing the members of an important water commission in hopes of cleaning up the environment.

DeSantis served in the U.S. House of Representatives before winning the governor’s office over Democrat Andrew Gillum.  Murdock says that’s not an easy shift to navigate.

“I’ve seen very few people make that transition from Congress to becoming an executive as effectively and as swiftly as he has.  It’s really quite stunning,” said Murdock.

Murdock believes DeSantis ultimately won the election because of his support for school choice, a position that won him 18 percent of the vote from black women who want more options for their kids.  Not only did that help DeSantis, but Murdock thinks it’s a road map for other GOP candidates.

“If he can keep this us, it’s a model for other Republicans to go out in the black community, push school choice which is very important.  Just ask black parents, ‘You tend to vote Democrat.  How are those Democrat-run schools doing?  how’s your Democrat school board doing?  Are your kids learning anything?” said Murdock.

Listen to the full podcast to hear how DeSantis is not only soaring above 60 percent approval in the state, how well he is doing among voters usually repelled by the GOP, and whether the popularity of DeSantis can help President Trump in 2020.

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Filed Under: Podcasts Tagged With: accomplishments, DeSantis, Florida, news, polls, popular

Dem Smears Graham, Cohen Confesses Poll Rigging, Judging Joe Biden

January 17, 2019 by GregC

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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America are back with another full serving of crazy martinis.  First, they question the motives and geometry skills of Minnesota Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar, who publicly insists that Lindsay Graham is somehow “compromised” because he’s become more supportive of President Trump.  They also dissect the bumbling scheme confessed by Michael Cohen, who says Trump directed him to pay thousands of dollars to rig online polls in 2014 and 2015.  And that’s just the beginning of the story.  Finally, Jim shares some lesser-known details and oddities from the career of former Vice President Joe Biden that he uncovered for his latest article.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: Biden, Cohen, Graham, National Review, Omar, polls, Three Martini Lunch, Trump

Better Polls, Reporter Curses James, Missed GOP Chances, Predictions

November 6, 2018 by GregC

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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America kick off Election Day by improving their mood from Monday and welcoming the final polls which seem hopeful for many Republican candidates.  They also shake their heads over the Michigan newspaper reporter who cursed GOP Senate candidate John James after she thought she had hung up the phone after leaving a voicemail.  And they offer up predictions for the House, Senate and key governor’s races while wondering why Republicans aren’t doing better in a number of winnable races.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: Election Day, governors, house, John James, midterms, National Review, polls, predictions, reporter, Senate, Three Martini Lunch, voicemail

Pessimistic Polls, Second-Guessing GOP Strategy, SNL Mocks Wounded Veteran

November 5, 2018 by GregC

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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America wince at many of the final polls showing Democrats with the momentum in several key races.  They also wonder why Republicans have not spent most of their time and money discussing the strength of the economy instead of more polarizing issues like the caravan.  And they unload on Saturday Night Live comedian Pete Davidson for mocking Texas GOP congressional candidate Dan Crenshaw for wearing an eye patch and saying, “I’m sorry.  I know he lost his eye in war or whatever.”

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: 2018 midterms, caravan, Dan Crenshaw, Economy, National Review, Pete Davidson, polls, SNL, Three Martini Lunch

Encouraging Senate Polls, Tone-Deaf Warren, Delay Kavanaugh Over Cohen Plea?

August 23, 2018 by GregC

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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America cheer up as they see new Senate polls showing Rick Scott with a healthy lead in Florida and Republicans within striking distance in Wisconsin.  They also shake their heads as Sen. Elizabeth Warren issues perfunctory condolences to the family of Mollie Tibbetts but says we need to focus on our real immigration problems.  And they marvel at Senate Democrats, who now insist that the consideration of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh must wait because Michael Cohen has accused President Trump of a campaign finance violation.

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Filed Under: News & Politics, Podcasts Tagged With: 2018 midterms, Brett Kavanaugh, Chuck Schumer, democrats, Elizabeth Warren, Florida, immigration, Michael Cohen, Mollie Tibbetts, National Review, polls, Senate, Three Martini Lunch, Wisconsin

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