Paul Begala
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Paul Begala is a prominent American political consultant, strategist, and television personality, best known for his role as a senior advisor to President Bill Clinton from 1993 to 1997. A member of the Democratic Party, he has been influential in shaping political discourse and strategy in the United States. Begala has also made a name for himself as a commentator on various news networks, where he provides insights on political issues and campaigns.
He is a wannabe autocrat. That's the problem. He's going after anything that could be a check.
I wish the President wouldn't refer to the former President of the United States in that derogatory manner.
The President hasn't inspired sufficient loyalty in most senior team. I don't think an NDA inspires that kind of -- in fact, I think leadership, by which I mean, he should stop leaking. He's the leaker in chief.
Our President has an obligation to defend America. And our elections were attacked and they're being attacked.
Republicans are facing a meltdown among women. They're trailing among all women by 56 to 37. This is the weakest they've been in 25 years among women.
I think it's a shame for General McMaster, who I think history will prove right. I think it's a tragedy for President Trump and it's really again raises the question of why is this guy who is so hot to take on North Korea or Canada, why is…
My belief is that General McMaster sealed his fate on February 17th. He went to the Munich Security Conference, one of the most important global conferences on world security. In front of the whole world he called out Russia in way that…
I'm telling you, Democrats who run on Medicare and Social Security are going to win.
What Republican will break with Trump and still get support from the national Republicans? None because, the Republican Party has become a cult of personality.
This is why smart Republicans are looking at this and they're saying, this is not heartburn, OK? This is a heart attack.
He couldn't save Rick Saccone. A lot of Democrats are saying he sunk him.
Why is he jumping through all these hoops? It suggests I think two things, this is not the first time that this crowd has done this. Second, more troubling, this does seem like a guy who's very susceptible to blackmail.
It was a hit job on the Clintons' campaign and the Clinton Foundation.
This is a guy, but the American people should have known what they were getting.
Why do you meet with him? The bank says, oh, we were talking about business. Well, you can't do that.
It's so reckless, and it's -- I don't understand. Again, the innocent explanation, I'm waiting to hear one.
This is where Mr. Kushner has made a terrible mistake. He is a security risk, not because he doesn't love his country or love his father or his job but because he has these conflicts that he cannot reconcile.
Russia attacked the United States in our election. They did so to benefit Donald Trump. He won't even admit that. Russia continues to try to undermine our democracy.
When a person becomes -- assumes a public office, he becomes a public trust.





