Democrats don't want Biden or Harris either, and Republicans frankly don't want Trump.
Pat McCrory: “Democrats don't want Biden or Harris either, and Republicans frankly don't want Trump.”
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McCrory highlights the reluctance of both parties to have their prominent figures on the campaign stage.
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You abide by the rules before the election. It’s like changing a penalty call after the Super Bowl is over. You don’t do that.
Well, Nikki Haley in the debate confirmed that 65% of the people are disgusted with both Trump and Biden being our only choices. They're asking, 'Isn't America better than this? Can't we have a better choice?' And the momentum, the…
“And that’s very important to me because I want to encourage people to vote and have confidence in their vote, and I want to encourage people to run.”
It's an insurance policy. If the majority of people do not agree with the two parties' selection, and right now the majority of Democrats don't agree with Biden, and the majority of Republicans don't agree with Trump.





