Scott Jennings

Her biggest vulnerability is what she said when she was running for president before way outside the political mainstream.

I think spending a couple of days on Walz is to be expected and look, he deserves scrutiny. He did embellish his record, Republicans believe, and that's going to be part of the campaign, whether it's the most important part, we'll find out.

There should have been troops on the streets of Minneapolis immediately it was burning.

I think that was a great interview, by the way, but that was -- that was the eyebrow-raising moment for me that she just dumped Joe Biden out of his own campaign.

I think the correct way for Republicans to go after this candidacy though, is to set all this aside and focus on what she said.

This is a man in decline. It's not going to get better tomorrow. It's not going to get better in two weeks.

One poll? No. I mean, if you want to know what the polls say, listen to the Democrats who are desperate for Joe Biden to drop out of the race.

I think most Republicans look at this and say, you know, is he okay? And what's going on over at the White House? I'm worried about our country.

I don't know if you could get any worse. So from that perspective, it might be worth rolling the dice on it just to get a fresh face in there.

The president has effectively admitted tonight that he is not up to both campaigning for president and being president.

I strongly reject the ad hominem attack. We can disagree on this, but you're not going to call me a book burner on TV.

But I don't -- I don't necessarily think teaching basic, fundamental values of western civilization is in congruent or in opposition to also having quality education in a school system.