The right to vote is very popular, all right? In Florida -- we talk a lot about Florida. In 2018, 60 percent of Floridians thought that convicted felons who had served their times should have the right to vote.
Carville discusses public support for voting rights in Florida, particularly for felons.
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Let’s negotiate a terms of a schism here. Maybe we can part under some kind of advantageous terms for both of us, but I’m done. And I’m not in that f—ing political party.
let’s do everything we can to give them even more trouble between now and Election Day.
Trust no one. If you work in that snake pit, you can’t say anything, you can’t do anything.
It’s that simple. The only way that he’s not going to be is if his term gets up or he resigns or he dies.
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