It's very hard to be the president of law and order, when you're holding a can of rhetorical kerosene in your hand.
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David Axelrod critiques the current president's approach to law and order in contrast to Joe Biden's message.
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I don't know one person in this country. I don't believe there's one person who went to the polls on -- in November and said, man, I really want Greenland.
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.
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.
Donald Trump doesn't believe in rules and laws and norms or institutions. He doesn't believe them domestically. He doesn't believe in them internationally and he has defied them to get to this point and back to the presidency.





