I do question that. I mean, you're right. He was all over before the -- before he became the nominee when he's campaigning for vice president, that's when he turned the word weird into kind of a thing for awhile on one of those interviews.
David Axelrod expresses concern about Tim Walz's absence from the media since becoming the vice presidential nominee.
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I think the political question is the political question. And I think, Jim, I don't think this helps Trump.
this is another norm that's just going by the wayside in the era of Trump. But, I don't think it has particular meaning.
The president is among those nine percent. Twelve percent of Americans have a favorable view of Vladimir Putin. Most Americans recognize that Vladimir Putin is a murderous, autocrat, dictator, war criminal who instigated this war.
There's a cost to U.S. credibility and there's a cost to Trump's credibility by bluffing like this and then pulling back.
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