He's trying to set up all the obstruction and blaming the Republicans for stopping things.
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Gergen explains the president's strategy of highlighting Republican obstructionism to bolster his political narrative.
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It is so hypocritical that I think you're going to see that the Republicans will pay a price at the polls this November over this issue.
If Bloomberg stays in through Super Tuesday, and I think he will, it could very easily -- could be that Texas would go to Sanders.
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