Political Pundits

I think the pro-lifers are a little weird on this right now. If I were the Trump people, I would be coming up with something proactive to head that off.

Yes I think, those are going to be hard questions that she has to answer in the confirmation hearings and there is a significant chunk at the Senate Republican conference that is just not going to have her world view on a lot of these…

Donald Trump feels -- he's feeling his oats. He's feeling powerful. He's feeling decisive.

He may do things a little differently but that's no reason to try to thwart the duly elected president of the United States.

It's so important because you don't want the president to be able to say, hey buddy, put up a bunch of money.

If they have problems, they should not have meetings that then leak to the press.

We got beat because the Republicans and the conservatives that had to do with online, had to do with podcasts, had to do with streaming platforms, and they were spending their money there.

Well, look, we spent $1 billion and elected Donald Trump. That's not a blame game. That's called accountability.

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.

Their campaigns entire bet has been that there's just enough people in this country who hate or are willing to fear Donald Trump to win the election.

I encourage everybody to look at LeBron's ad and other people, you should be doing ads like LeBron James.

I think it's a big deal -- I do just want to say the risk of being controversial, I do think that women need to be protected from people like Donald Trump.

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.

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.

If you're on the ground and you're in Philadelphia and you're trying to get turnout, unless Trump comes out tomorrow and he'll say, oh, beautiful Puerto Rico, I love Puerto Rico.

Look, Michelle Obama has been taking Donald Trump to the woodshed every time she's been on a microphone for eight years and he has never spoken her name because he's terrified of her strength, her power.

I'm certain Chris feels that way. I feel that way and there's not a politician alive that I think any of us agree with 100 percent of the time, and I certainly don't like everything Donald Trump has said and done, but I have already voted…

Kamala Harris has to win all three blue wall states if she loses one of them, if she loses Wisconsin, it's game over for her.

It probably will shock Kamala Harris and the rest of her campaign staff to learn that there are incumbent Democrat, U.S. senators in this country right now running television ads touting all their work with this modern day Hitler.

At what point do the Republican Party -- do the Republicans say, you know what? For the sake of country, country over party, even though it's uncomfortable, even though it's something I may not -- it makes me feel -- it turns me up because…

Donald Trump's economic plans are horrible and hers are great.

Kamala Harris is out calling him Nazi, Hitleresque, she's on defense.

The worst thing that Kamala Harris could do, maybe bad tax policy. We may not have a Constitution by the time that someone like this is president with no guardrails.