On the recordJune 29, 2008
At this point with George W. Bush as unpopular as he is, to argue a case for continuity in foreign policy does not seem to be a big election winner.
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transcripts.cnn.comDavid Gergen: “At this point with George W. Bush as unpopular as he is, to argue a case for continuity in foreign policy does not seem…”
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David Gergen comments on the political challenges facing George W. Bush regarding foreign policy amidst his unpopularity.
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Dec 6, 2022
I think a lot of Americans do see it as disqualifying. And they're worried about it.
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I think this the very idea that in 2024, we may have two men running against each other Biden and Trump, who would both be in their 80s if elected, that it too is enough to say, well, what are we doing here?
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Sadly, you know, I think for a variety of reasons he should not. I just, I don't think either Trump or Biden should be running.
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It's very, very big. Not legally, but politically, it's a very, very big deal.
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