I think Mr. Lord is right. It is not my party and I'm often wrong and Ana knows her party better than I do. But I do think that there is this populist elitist divide in the Republican Party and I think it is real. And it focuses especially, not on tone, it focuses especially on immigration.
Paul Begala acknowledges the divide within the Republican Party regarding populism and elitism, particularly on immigration.
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It's really not President Trump's job to check even the most important special government employee.
I think that's a good thing. But I think you point to the political challenge, which is he was elected by the middle class, and Democrats are going to want to say he's going to serve the billionaire class, right.
I suppose the good news is he recognizes Kamala Harris is Black, which was not the case a few days ago.
I think Kamala Harris beats Trump, and I think a lot -- Whitmer, Cooper, Beshear, Wes Moore in Maryland, Josh Shapiro in Pennsylvania. I could go on.
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