All the national polling that's come out lately has shown a vast majority of Americans currently don't think he is fit to hold the office.
Scott Jennings: “All the national polling that's come out lately has shown a vast majority of Americans currently don't think he is fit…”
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Scott Jennings discusses the implications of President Trump's gaffe during the ceremony on his re-election campaign.
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I mean, who's the president right now? Joe Biden, who we rarely hear from in 'The Wall Street Journal' reported today, has been diminished for the last four years.
I think Donald Trump is trying to send a message to the Chinese, and he's also trying to send a message to everyone else in the hemisphere that I'm not going to put up with this encroachment.
I think some of these people who are undecided tell pollsters that because they want to have seem like they're discerning, but they have a gut feeling about how they feel about certainly Donald Trump.
I strongly believe in the diffuse nature of our elections. Local volunteers, local clerks, secretaries of state, no one central controlling authority. I think it's what makes American elections unique and very, very secure.