So I don't think rallies have proved effective for candidates in the midterms. And so we're trying something different that we think will be effective.
Ron Klain: “So I don't think rallies have proved effective for candidates in the midterms. And so we're trying something different…”
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Klain explains the strategy shift in campaigning for the midterm elections.
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I think what people need to look at is the choice between what the President -- what congressional Democrats have done are doing, and what Republicans are talking about this season.
I think the polls do show a very, very close midterm election as a whole. I think on inflation, look, prices are high and the President is working to bring them down.
I think the president had won the nomination fair and square. 14 million people went and voted for him and the vice president as vice president.
So my focus isn't so much on the polls, but on us continuing to do our job, delivering for the American people, doing things that are at the top of people's agenda, like the President's announcement yesterday to try to bring down the price…





