one of the big judgments we're going to make in the upcoming presidential campaign is, are people going to campaign on the future and have real plans, and then get a mandate for change, or are they simply going to campaign by gouging the other guy's eyes out, which we have seen so often in the past?
David Gergen discusses the nature of campaigning in the upcoming presidential election, contrasting future-focused plans with negative campaigning.
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One more sign that he just doesn't give a damn how he changes our traditions and overrides our norms.
You can stand up and say we shouldn't be doing this because it's unconstitutional. Therefore, I never have to come to say whether I agree or disagree whether he incited the riot.
He is a leader there's no question about that. But I think he's a bad leader. I think he's leaving his people into, he's leading the country, especially into a very bad place.
I think a lot of Americans do see it as disqualifying. And they're worried about it.
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