The president won two out of every three Latino votes in the last elections. How much of this is almost a dare to the Republicans; go ahead, stand up and fight this Latino nominee, after you just had it handed to you in the last election?
John King discusses the implications of President Obama's nomination of Sonia Sotomayor in relation to Latino voters and the Republican response.
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He was willing to break with his party and do things that got him in trouble and stand up and explain it.
He was not afraid of going outside of orthodoxy and taking heat for it and taking flack for it.
People want new and different. They're tired after COVID, after inflation, after Biden and Trump.
This race is as competitive as can be, which means the stakes tonight in this debate are as big as they could be.
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