Elections in Kansas and Ohio tonight could be new litmus test for the President's position for Republican voters, a possible harbinger for things to come in the midterm elections just three months from now.
John King discusses the significance of the elections in Kansas and Ohio as indicators of the President's standing with Republican voters ahead of the midterm elections.
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Joe Biden won 63 percent of the vote here, right? These suburbs, when I started doing this, used to be Republican or Republican leaning. They are safe blue territory now.
If Kamala Harris were to win Pennsylvania, win Michigan, win Wisconsin, in the last five presidential elections, those three states have gone together.
He has the Trump base, right? If Donald Trump steps on that stage worried about the Trump voters, you know, he's already lost.
I was about to do something, I cut a bipartisan deal to do something very tough at the border, and Donald Trump told you guys to walk away from it, and you put Donald Trump ahead of the country.
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