Speaker 1: Okay, so it is Tuesday. Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank
Speaker 1: claimed that President Trump's unpopularity is causing a Republican uprising.
Speaker 1: His peace was titled Trump's toxicity as Republicans running away
Speaker 1: from their constituents. What was his evidence, Well, Republicans in
Speaker 1: several states have faced rowdy town halls. Were told that
Speaker 1: in Utah, Jason Chaffitts was confronted by angry constituents who
Speaker 1: want to keep Obamacare. Now here's what we're supposed to believe.
Speaker 1: Republican voters who for five years have demanded that Congress
Speaker 1: get rid of Obamacare, now all of a sudden love it,
Speaker 1: and they're attacking their own congressman at town halls to
Speaker 1: vent their anger at Trump for trying to take it away. Trump,
Speaker 1: by the way, who they voted for and are happy
Speaker 1: with now. Meanwhile, another news story appeared in the Washington
Speaker 1: Post in the same day with this headline, Democrats bracing
Speaker 1: for town hall protests directed at them ask Bernie Sanders
Speaker 1: for help. Well, now that says that all the Democrats
Speaker 1: know who these protesters really are. They are not and
Speaker 1: never have, and Republican voters upset over Obamacare being repealed.
Speaker 1: They're not mad at Trump, They're out of control, looney
Speaker 1: leftist being bought and paid. Show up now, Mr Millpank
Speaker 1: read his own paper. He might learn that Obama and
Speaker 1: Sorrows are behind the protests, part of a strategicy to
Speaker 1: intimidate elected representatives of both parties into keeping Obamacare as
Speaker 1: they want big government. And then again, you can't blame
Speaker 1: Millbank for not reading the Washington Post, who does too
Speaker 1: much fake news in that paper