And you might think back to what we read about with the Cuban missile crisis, where Kennedy basically didn't listen to his Generals, and his advisers, and sought another way, and defused the situation.
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I think it has to do with his history, his ability to appeal to more conservative, you know, center-left Democrats, his ability to connect with African-Americans.
I think so. And, look, this is a thing that I have a hard time understanding. We know how bad this is, we know what the President did was wrong, why wouldn't everybody want to get to the bottom of this?
It needs to be investigated. I fully support the impeachment inquiry and all the facts need to come.
I'm a lifelong Republican, but that attachment holds second place to my response. That's why I've chosen to appear at this convention. In normal times, something like this would probably never happened. But these are not normal times.
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