I think there's a lot in this behavior by the president. We know his pardon authority is largely at his own discretion, and he is choosing to use it for his own political and personal network, which you could make the case is an abuse of his office, but, truly, he has the pardon power exclusively to himself.
David Jolly discusses President Trump's use of pardon authority for personal and political reasons.
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In terms of the national party, they’ll continue to rack and stack their races. … Everybody understands what’s happening in Florida and they’ll have to make some decisions.
I don’t mean to punch at Byron, but $75 to $100 million used on lies can be effective.
But I would say the most important front that this entire race could come down to is the 10% of undecided Black voters in Florida right now.
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