They are doing this on purpose. It is deliberate. It is intentional. They have the funds. They’re just not using them.

The impacts in their states, ironically, are disproportionate.

The feigned worry by the Republican Party I don’t think is a good source of true raising of concerns and servicing of concerns about the elections.

He is laying the groundwork. He is socializing an idea that is very dangerous about potential election interference and fraud when it does not exist.

The narrative is going to shift: Democrats are finally now no longer on their back heels, they’re on their toes.

They’re doing it as part of an intimidation strategy. They’re trying to suppress the vote.

This is temporary, it’s transparent and it’s democratic.

I think it's about our democracy.

If you have a Speaker Johnson, we may have a third-term of President Trump, I really believe that.

I think it’s about our democracy. It’s about the future of this republic.

Yeah, I’d be lying otherwise.

Fate will determine that.

I think the biggest challenge for anyone who runs for any office is people see right through you.

We've got a crisis in this country besides the crisis that we've discussed around the future of this republic.

The idea that a guy who got 960 on his SAT, that still struggles to read scripts, that was always in the back of the classroom – the idea that you even throw that out is, in and of itself, extraordinary.

It's a hell of a way to govern.

He's a wrecking ball. Not just the symbolism and substance of the East Wing; he's wrecking alliances, truth, trust, tradition, institutions.

[Trump's] presidency de facto ends, if we are successful, we the people are successful, in taking back the House.