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Alexander: "Unpresidential" For Obama To Bring "Street Fighting" In WH

"Street fighting and brawling belongs outside the White House," Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN) told RealClearPolitics. "That's what White House aides are for, is to push that kind of activity out of the White House and reserve the president's time and attention to truly presidential issues. I think calling people out, taking their names, threatening to take away their anti-trust exemption; those kinds of things are for political consultants and people outside the White House. I think it's unpresidential to bring them in the White House," he concluded.

LISTEN to RealClearPolitics' full interview with Sen. Lamar Alexander here.

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