candidates running. he looks like the martyr today candidates running. he looks like the martyr today in candidates running. he looks like the martyr today in the candidates running. he looks like the martyr today in the eyes - candidates running. he looks like the martyr today in the eyes of l candidates running. he looks like i the martyr today in the eyes of the republican voters. is he now the confirmed candidate in your mind because of what is happening today in washington, dc? yes. because of what is happening today in washington, dc? in washington, dc? yes. i think an bod in washington, dc? yes. i think anybody can in washington, dc? yes. i think anybody can make in washington, dc? yes. i think anybody can make that - in washington, dc? yes. i think anybody can make that case. i in washington, dc? yes. i think. anybody can make that case. ever since anybody can make that case. ever since this anybody can make that case. ever since this first indictment he s gone
choose as a vice president. a course is what the debate is about, it s about who will be number two. he will have a wealth available to him as the republican nominee because suddenly everybody wants. the republicans don t want biden to win. i don t think the monetary issue is going to be a fundamental constraint. there are others and as you mentioned before, where the independents decide to go, do they show up is enough for them for that we know the republicans are all with trump. there is damage being done to trumps standing among those who don t really like biden, not really aligned with them but they think this guy mightjust be a crazy lunatic that could destroy american democracy. i think they are the indictments actually do play. some details from indictments actually do play. some details from the indictments actually do play. some details from the court, indictments actually do play. some details from the court, trump - indictments actually do play. some details from the c
a campaign takes two years and cost billions of dollars, it turns out that trump was really good at getting the job. that trump was really good at getting thejob. he that trump was really good at getting the job. he wasn t so great at doing thejob getting the job. he wasn t so great at doing the job but he was connecting thejob and at doing the job but he was connecting the job and guess what s happening, he s trying to get the job again. he s really good at that. that is true, even given all of these alleged crimes and it s not just because he told his supporters that if i shot someone on fifth avenue, i wouldn t miss a single vote, was he shot some one of his voters and then he would lose one one vote. or perhaps that s fun and amusing and often remembered but it s also because donald trump campaign has been a campaign of grievance and he is telling people they are not indicting me, they are indicting you. that is why he is raising tens of millions of dollars from his supporters to f
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congressional figures on the hill. they will scramble again to explain why the former president finds himself in such a calamitous position. why did they do that? it is a mystery to many of us outside the country when there is a field a very good candidates on the right but they choose donald trump? thea;r but they choose donald trump? they like his personality. they like the fact it s like his personality. they like the fact it s the messaging that steve bennett fact it s the messaging that steve bennett would say promises made and promises bennett would say promises made and promises bennett would say promises made and promises. steve bannon that s different promises. steve bannon that s different for promises. steve bannon that s different for primary voters. for the last different for primary voters. for the last 20 different for primary voters. for the last 20 years republican politicians made promises that never kept them politicians made promises that ne