I think ultimately at the end of the race, I agree with Gretchen. There is something about these events and the news cycles that give you a certain kind of energy or a vibe about a campaign.
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Scott Jennings reflects on the influence of campaign events on voter perception.
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I think some could argue that it was warranted, given their rebellious activities. I mean, he defended the Empire against unelected hippies and violent protesters.
It's not that it took them too long. It's that they actively worked to undo everything Donald Trump had done during his time in office.
I think he'll be the speaker. I don't think they're going to be able to get rid of Mike Johnson because he has Donald Trump's backing.
He's going to say apparently, that we don't have to live this way, we don't have to settle for weakness and competence decline and decay. He'll stress inflation, immigration, restoring peace in the world and rescuing the American dream.