I have a slightly different take on why people don't want to speak out, because they don't want hassles. They don't want to have people race and came with them in their district, and they don't want to have a primary, you know.
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Kasich discusses the reasons why some politicians may choose to remain silent instead of speaking out against the incumbent president.
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Folks, we've got to wake up. We cannot elect somebody that doesn't know how to do the job.
You have to finish almost -- think about it -- with like an exclamation point, and I think that's really important.
You have a group of doctors who are saying to the administration we need the information. We need the information to protect our frontline workers. We need the information to protect our patients.
But you know what? It's a different time. But the pendulum is going to swing back. I'm telling you, at some point, this pendulum is going to swing back or the country is in deep trouble.





