And you know I think, that the base is demanding a fight to the death on this for all other reason that had been discussed, but also raises that expectation about what can be accomplished.
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David Axelrod comments on the Democratic base's demand for a strong opposition to the Supreme Court nomination and its potential impact on upcoming elections.
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