If he runs a convention like John Kerry did, where we speak no ill about the party opposite, he'll lose just like John Kerry did.
Paul Begala
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If Barack does his job in his speech, nothing else will matter. And he has never disappointed in a major speech.
I wouldn't say over. It's certainly not in great shape tonight, Anderson.
He needed to say, I did it, I lied, I hurt my wife and I will -- I am going to apologize to my wife publicly because I've humiliated her publicly, and then shut the hell up.
There are sadly plenty of politicians who went on after affairs like this to have careers in Washington or another appointed offices.
No. No. I mean -- I suppose he can show up if he's a delegate, I guess.
He needed to say a lot less, basically, to say I'm sorry and particularly apologize publicly to his wife.
I wouldn't say over. It's certainly not in great shape tonight, Anderson.
I thought it was bizarre. It was way too detailed. Way too much information.
But I do think it starts -- it should go away relatively soon. I don't think it's going to have a big impact on the presidential election.





