federal government has in its showing you cannot be taken coffers. and so that was very seriously and i found surprising to me, to see how showing you cannot be taken seriously and ifound his comments a bit disqualifying. these candidates differed in many ways, it is a very at to the contrary i found nikki haley s comments to be rather the beginning of the debate what struck me and what refreshing. people would think climate to nihilism runs highlighted that point i made rampant in today s gop but i do earlier about republicans being there own worst enemy right now see the tide turning and i is the point nikki haley made, think vivek ramaswamey is completely out of touch on that issue, i would completely out of touch on that issue, iwould be she said when asked how she completely out of touch on that issue, i would be interested to see in the polling in the days would turn around the economy to come. she said biden, biden did not do this to us, republicans did see in the polling in
practical stance on the issue of climate change you are showing you cannot be taken seriously and i found showing you cannot be taken seriously and ifound his comments a bit disqualifying. to the contrary i found nikki haley s comments to be rather refreshing. people would think climate to nihilism runs rampant in today s gop but i do see the tide turning and i think vivek ramaswamey is completely out of touch on that issue, i would completely out of touch on that issue, iwould be completely out of touch on that issue, i would be interested to see in the polling in the days to come. see in the polling in the days to come- to come. let s have another listen to to come. let s have another listen to a to come. let s have another listen to a piece to come. let s have another listen to a piece from - to come. let s have another listen to a piece from the i listen to a piece from the debate because vivek ramaswamey became a common target on the debate stage here in the rocky on severa
businessman who had never been elected, had no foreign policy experience. why is it disqualifying for vivek ramaswamy and not for donald trump in 2016? well, i think it s we live in a different time. i mean, president joe biden has weakened this country at home and abroad. the disasters from afghanistan has emboldened the enemies of freedom, wars in europe, and here at home the runaway spending under the biden administration launched the worst inflation in 40 years. the war on energy has gasoline prices still up 60%. open border policies created the worst border crisis in history. i wanted people to understand i believe this is a time for proven and experienced leadership in washington, d.c. i know how to get things done in congress. i know the role of states, the vital role our states play ap-i know how an administration works. and bringing all of that experience to bear, frankly,
and it will be for millennia to come. was he wrong? was it a disqualifying statement for him to say? thanks, senator. certainly not the next president. that s irresponsible. does it disqualify him? is it disqualifying? it s not clear who s going to run, but i think certainly it s irresponsible. he s running. i mean, i guess he is until he isn t. the voters will determine who s going to be the nominee for the republican party, and who will be the president. i know you don t want him to be in the mix, but he ll be in the mix. what he said was wrong, but there s a never unending desire to bend the rules to get trump, and there s a lot of frustration on our side, and we ll see how
the price of a gallon of milk, almost ended his reelection campaign. some republicans literally consider it disqualifying. it s almost charming in retrospect, isn t it? at one time the grand old party had some some standards. but it s more than electing bad candidates because they are republicans. what s even more frightening than an entire party losing their moral compass is that that same party is now okay with rigging elections and threatening election workers and voters all in the name of winning. the majority of republican nominees on the ballot this november for the house, the senate, and key state white offices, 299 in all, have denied or questioned the outcome of the last presidential election. as tim alberta writes in the atlantic, the great threat is no longer machines malfunctioning or ballots being spoiled. it is the actual theft of an election. that is where we are in america today. and just last night, we heard