Yes, I don't know, and I'm not sure it would be politically good for him.
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James Carville reflects on the political implications of President Bush potentially firing Rumsfeld.
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Most of these [Democratic Socialists of America] types can’t stand the Democrats. In fact, El-Sayed himself has said the Democrats are as much of a problem as the Republicans, which I disagree with. But when I look at him and I look at…
fascination and glee in other people’s health issues is just something I don’t want to be part of. I just don’t want to be part of it.
I think the mistake was made by the networks to not show it in its entirety so people could see him in full and understand just how far this man has gone down the road to insanity.
Maybe he has some animosity because he tried twice to get the Democratic nomination for president and he failed rather spectacularly both times.





