White House looks into shutdown back pay and James Comey's arraignment: Morning Rundown

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : While these former governors are critics, their perspectives as former chief executives of their states are instructive when active Republicans dealing with the White House and its political objectives on a daily basis are less inclined to publicly scrutinize Trump.
50% : " Read the full story. Former FBI Director James Comey will appear in federal court for his arraignment on charges brought after a public campaign by Trump to prosecute him.
50% : The three former governors, who have long histories of criticizing Trump, also expressed a sense of resignation, saying they believe he will charge ahead unless the courts rein him in.
42% : Sitting GOP governors were less eager to weigh in on the matter, which could escalate if Trump invokes the Insurrection Act, a step he said he would consider if resistance from mayors, governors and courts makes it "necessary."

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