This would do lasting damage - putting someone on the court in the last months of a Trump presidency, would do lasting damage to the legitimacy of the court.
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Begala warns about the implications of appointing a new justice during the final months of Trump's presidency.
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I think it does. I think Natasha's right. Particularly younger voters where Democrats before Kamala Harris became the nominee were really, really doing poorly.
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.
You're getting late. You're only 16 days before early voting in Virginia, Minnesota. Ballots are being printed, so Trump may be had passed his useful date when he can do it.
Lloyd Doggett, the Congressman from Austin, is the first one to call for President Biden to give up the nomination.





