delights democrats infuriates maga world with veiled january 6th 9/11 comparison. do you think that s accurate with his remarks across the country? yeah, of course. one of the things that president trump ran against was president bush. it s a very unusual thing to have a president run against another president of his own party, but that s something he did, and he, you know, it resonated at least with some republicans who agreed with him that president bush hadn t handled his presidency well, that it were back on the right, as tired of the wars in iraq and afghanistan as they were on the left. that was trump s political calculation. he was a big critic of president bush. that s not surprising that he wouldn t like his message here, but president bush s message here i think is an important one, not just for democrats, but obviously for a lot of republicans in which he s saying that extremism is extremism, and it may look different in some ways and they have different cultural backgroun
asked donny. i can hear a lot of people saying let s not get complacent here. if you re joe biden, take it to the other side from donald trump, if you re joe biden, how are you feeling today, what are you doing today to make sure you maintain this progress? well, obviously you re feeling pretty good if you re joe biden, but your big concern, i think, is voter is voter access, is voter suppression. your big concern is making sure that americans who want to vote in november are allowed to do so, basically. in all 50 states and the district of columbia. and that requires waging battles in all those states against, you know, their lawsuits, the republican party has it is spending millions and millions
going to throw the pitch to you . he s ready. you can t watch it go by. when we were in law school, professors would throw at my classmates and i questions, cases that we wanted nothing to do with, and yet it was our job to figure out how to defend a person we didn t want to defend or make an argument that we wouldn t make most of the time because it wouldn t pass the straight face test as professor peerson said. i m looking at the poll numbers, florida down by 13 in the quinnipiac poll we ve said it s more like 8 or. pennsylvania plus 11. michigan plus 9. minnesota plus 13 for now. i m not shocked by it. texas is even. but here s a campaign that several months ago they were saying they were going to win minnesota, win new mexico, they were going to expand their map.
a chance to get people in the classroom. while these folks i work with closely, three stints as an administrator in higher education, they get out there as tutor, they re in the rural areas and inner city areas helping people who need it the most. but we need a breath of fresh air that civic right of passage, and our veterans, and the privilege to serve as the admiral pointed out is something that every american can opt to do, whether they do it in uniform or the other 168 other post 9/11 and civilian organizations that work together to galvanize bipartisan support for this great effort. jonathan lemire from the associated press is with us and has a question. jonathan? doctor, i ll stay on this topic here. i mean, certainly you just alluded to it, a time of
where michael dukakis was up by double digits after his convention. george h.w. bush hadn t defined himself. people didn t know who michael dukakis was. i remember my dad seeing him mow his lawn and saying i might vote for him, then a minute later, no. but people know who donald trump is, who joe biden is. i know people are thinking, if you look at the polls and see a lot of biden support es are coming out and motivated to vote specifically because they re going to vote against donald trump. they look at that as good news. it s really not. it s just like all the women we saw standing in the rain in northern virginia who told reporters they were going to stand in the rain as long as it took to vote in a gubernatorial race to send a message to donald trump. you look at 2018, a historic