It's very important to start quickly, make a big impact in the first 15 minutes.
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David Axelrod is a prominent Democratic political consultant and strategist, best known for his role as the chief strategist for Barack Obama's presidential campaigns in 2008 and 2012. Born on February 22, 1955, in New York City, Axelrod has played a significant role in shaping modern political communication and campaign strategies. He served as a senior advisor to President Obama during his administration, focusing on messaging and public relations. Axelrod is also a co-founder of the consulting firm AKPD Message and Media.
Yes. And I think it works on a number of different levels. It speaks to this level of intolerance and divisiveness that bothers some of this college educated white voters but it's motivational for minority voters who need they need to…
If people left there saying, you know, I think he is a plausible president. I could see him in that office, that would be a real problem for her.
I think he's got the vote of those people who are aching for a political revolution.
One of the things that John didn't address here because these were the most recent polls were states of Colorado, state of Virginia. These are states that used to be battleground states, where Hillary Clinton has held consistent leads.
This campaign has resources that far exceed anything that we have with public polls in terms of analytics and other tools that -- and they are making day-to-day judgments as to where they are.
The flaking of young voters to the third party is something that I'd also watch as well for her.
I think he's genuinely offended by Donald Trump. And he expressed that in full today.
I think the -- but someone is going to have to bring the attack and she's got a lot of surrogates and the president being chief among them, who can really make the case for her and against Donald Trump.
Pence also said today that he didn't want to call the ... David Duke deplorable.
I mean, she's in a good position right now. She leads in virtually every battleground state...
That's been his go-to position, even through this week in which he's been sort of experimenting with a softening of his immigration position.
the most important thing is to find yourself a debate partner in your prep sessions who can simulate the kind of style that Donald Trump will bring to these debates.
the thing that's holding Trump back right now are two things, temperament and command of facts.
She came and she delivered the message that she wanted to deliver accusing Donald Trump of taking a hate movement mainstream.
It would be a huge win for the Clinton campaign if she carried that state.
What you see and what Donald Trump is doing now is a recognition that he has to do marginally better among minorities if he can.
He doesn't feel that Donald Trump is equipped to handle the awesome power that a president has to handle and make those kinds of decisions.
Anderson, those people haven't worked in the White House. Hillary Clinton has had the experience of having been in the White House for eight years when her husband was president, having been there as secretary of state and she understands…
What you hear from Sanders supporters is yeah, they may not be happy with Tim Kaine, but the thing they really want is someone else to chair this democratic convention because they are so furious at what they see as bias on the part of the…
I think that is only a small part of it. I honestly don't believe vice presidential candidates deliver states. I think Lyndon Johnson was the last one who actually did when he delivered Texas for John F. Kennedy in 1960. But what he does…
What you hear from Sanders supporters is yeah, they may not be happy with Tim Kaine, but the thing they really want is someone else to chair this democratic convention because they are so furious at what they see as bias on the part of the…
Hillary Clinton has had the experience of having been in the White House for eight years when her husband was president, having been there as secretary of state and she understands how important that dynamic is between the vice president…
And remember, what she's selling right now is stability, reliability, temperament in contrast to Donald Trump.
I think that that is only a small part of it. I honestly don't believe vice presidential candidates deliver states. I think Lyndon Johnson was the last one who actually did when he delivered Texas for John F. Kennedy in 1960. But what he…





