President Trump is making the right move by supporting Juan Guaidó as Venezuela's self-declared interim president, Latin America expert Lindsay Singleton said Tuesday on Hill.TV. “He is doing the right thing — the administration is doing the right thing by recognizing the Guaidó interim government and trying to...
Another Republican strategist, Ron Bonjean, said, “It’s important to define what’s happening before Democrats confuse the issue and upset middle-class Americans when they’re actually better off.”...
Democratic Strategist and ROKK Senior Advisor Kristen Hawn talked to Fox Business on the Green New Deal. ...
ROKK Solutions SVP Lindsay Singleton joins Varney & Co. on Fox Business to discuss the political situation in Venezuela. ...
Republicans quickly bashed the concept as technologically impossible, unimaginably costly and a “socialist fever dream” that they said would ultimately cost Democrats moderate seats across the country. “I think this will be a piñata that Republicans will continue to hit and use to their advantage in...
ROKK SVP Lindsay Singleton spoke to Stuart Varney of Fox Business on the political crisis in Venezuela....
“While there were many unifying moments, the president took time to appeal to his base over issues that split the parties such as investigations, immigration and abortion,” said Ron Bonjean, a longtime Republican strategist in Washington. “Nothing has changed after tonight’s delivery by Trump because both...
“There are some very bitter feelings from both sides about what has happened with the government shutdown,” said Ron Bonjean, a GOP strategist with close ties to Republicans on Capitol Hill. “That is going to likely hurt the chances for getting major pieces of legislation...
RON BONJEAN: The wall is actually a wall against getting anything else done (laughter) at this point. I mean, it's literally a legislative wall. KEITH: Ron Bonjean is a Republican strategist who has worked with the Trump administration. And while the wall and shutdown have been...
“The legislative priorities of both sides have been bottle-necked because of the shutdown,” veteran GOP strategist Ron Bonjean said. “Either side, both the White House and Democrats, have a sour taste in their mouths, and it’s not a great way to get started. ...