Where do President Trump's negotiations with Democrats leave the Republican Party?

For the second week in a row, President Trump has bucked the Republican Party and made a deal with Democrats in Congress.

The panelists discussed if another deal with Democrats could be on the horizon, along with Sen. Bernie Sanders' introduction of a single-payer insurance bill he calls "Medicare for All."

[jcelli]

You act like he can't side with the Democrats on some things they're 2 different parties mostly on the same side

[THRIQUILLED]

Deport criminals was the promise. These kids are not criminals.

[cristinaperugina]

I'm a proud non voter from New York and not ashamed to say it.

[JohnDoe-tcxz]

As a proud Democrat, I have to say that I am quite pleased with this news... But I can't help but feel something fishy is going on behind the curtains -_-

[avqc]

Shouldn't he be working with both sides?

[eglushzotaj]

Sometimes he makes me press the Steve Banon button for the next president of USA.

[brentthomastripp]

Can I tell my love story about Avril Lavigne today not tomorrow's headlines

[thomthom]

Articulate. Concise. Great explanations. More Molly!

[dr.snowman]

Where do president Trump's negotiation with Democrats leave the Republicans?








The world may never know.

[michaellogic]

You know, if they work with each other, we can have it all. Medicare for all, repeal of Obamacare, a wall, AND raises for hard workers.

[peterdugan]

no amnesty no DACA deportation Mass deportation.

[cvillatoro]

Trump keep it going you know your doing a good job if people are trying to get you out of office the man standing up for the country

[magdolnaszekeres]

If you include the FACE MEDIA in your DISCUSSION lot of PEOPLE DOES NOT LISTEN