He's coming with an enemies list. I'm coming with a to-do list. My to-do list is going to be your concerns. He's going to be worried about himself and how he wreaks vengeance on all those he thinks have trespassed on him.
David Axelrod contrasts the political approaches of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, emphasizing Harris's focus on addressing voter concerns.
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I think it was a good move to get Gaetz out of the nomination, because he clearly was going to crash and burn, and he shouldn't have been there in the first place. It was a horrific choice.
I think everything he's doing is pumping up the vote for her in suburban areas around the country and with women.
I do believe that you are elected not to advance the interest of your party but advance the interest of your country.
I think the Democratic party has become too much of a cosmopolitan, college educated party. It still advocates for working people, but it doesn't really communicate with them very well.
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