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Sen. Sasse: GOP Douchebag

In a leaked phone call to constituents, Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Nebraska, unleashed his true feelings about President Trump, saying Trump “flirted with white supremacists,” “kisses dictators’ butts,” and “spends like a drunken sailor.” Glenn Beck says he’s disappointed in Sen. Sasse for not sharing with voters the truth about President Trump. Because, in reality, Trump has accomplished a LOT more than many presidents before him. In case you have forgotten those achievements, like Sen. Sasse apparently did, Glenn lists just SOME of the things Trump has achieved while in the White House.

Our opinion: There are worse Republicans in the US Senate. The turncoat Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, comes to mind, or the corrupt Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah. But Sen. Sasse is certainly among the biggest douchebags. What’s wrong, Ben? President Trump kept us out of so many wars you couldn’t get your usual kickbacks? With friends like Sasse, who needs enemies?

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Glad Scalise Was Shot

Phil Montag, the technology chairman for the Nebraska Democratic Party, is in hot water after saying he was glad that U.S. Rep Steve Scalise got shot and wishes the Louisiana Republican was dead. Montag denies making the comment, implying that someone altered the tape that has emerged with him explaining his position.

But Nebraska Democratic Party Chair Jane Kleeb still moved to have Montag ousted. His mistake: He got caught saying exactly what all the Democratic leadership believes.  They are bloodthirsty killers: They just don’t want the public to know!

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Senate Control Within Reach

Dick Morris says the Republicans are poised to gain control of the US Senate, but probably will not enjoy much of an edge in the Upper Chamber. He offers his analyses of all the major Senate races nationwide, and forecasts wins in Nebraska, North Dakota, Wisconsin and Montana that will help the GOP close its current gap with the Democrats. The final outcome, though, hinges on races in Massachusetts, Florida, Virginia, Ohio and elsewhere that are currently too close to call.

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