I don't know why he just didn't say no. I mean, why wouldn't you say, no, I don't think he should be president.
John Kasich: “I don't know why he just didn't say no. I mean, why wouldn't you say, no, I don't think he should be president.”
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John Kasich expresses disappointment in Mike Pence's reluctance to outright reject Donald Trump's potential candidacy.
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they better be careful because you could create an insurgency inside the party and if they throw Liz Cheney out of that leadership job, you think she's going to go away?
What it really gets down to, if you want to be honest, is because they know that's just more votes in the Democratic Party.
One of the lessons is Republicans better be for something, they better come up with a plan in terms of rising drug prices, what they want to do in health care, what they want to do on energy, what they want to do about the border.
Of course, he should, Pamela. He ought to be condemning how this guy was able to basically lie his way into office.





