I think suburban voters, particularly in Texas, are going to wonder why their attorney general is spending a lot more time as a defendant than he is as a prosecutor.
Robert Gibbs: “I think suburban voters, particularly in Texas, are going to wonder why their attorney general is spending a lot more…”
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Robert Gibbs discusses the implications of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's legal troubles on suburban voters.
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I think it`s things like that working on gas prices, trying to keep them low, cost of living kitchen table issues, doing not just telling, I think is what is going to get this White House back on track seven months before an election.
I think the idea that Trump is going to emerge, unscathed is certainly unlikely.
I think Democrats and Republicans will get an agreement on this. It`s not in anybody`s interest to fight out the government shutdown at this point.
I think, to Murphy`s point around the grip that Trump has on the Republican Party, I think we saw this weekend, that grip continues to get tighter and tighter.