pick out, i would pick two, one is president biden keeps acting as if the right of contraceptive is under attack in america which is blatantly not true. the figures say 92% of americans say contraceptives are morally fine to use, no state that will go after them. the others biden keeps saying the freedom to vote is taken away from americans which is a statement for pants on fire rating of other politicians were making it. i agree with dan here, the idea is for biden to present all of the republican party as time, the lunatics in charlottesville and rioters january 6, i don t think that is accurate, i think a lot of republicans are ready to move on. you see that in election results this year, brad roethlisberger and bryan kemp with victories and even the maga republicans now are busy scrubbing websites
and joe biden talk about the soul of the nation in philadelphia. that said, it s unfortunate more people did not see that speech because i personally found it repelling and discussing the president of the united states was stand there in front of the u.s. marines and make this hyper- partisan speech in which he basically is talking about the soul of the country a threat to democracy citing january 6, donald trump s objection to the election outcome the last time and associating it with all republics. he tries to make a distinction between maga repugnance and republicans but there s no distinction in the way he delivered that speech but let s look at the record january 6 was going on at the capitol, all sorts of senior officials in the white house including vice
but my first guest says productions could be premature. karl rove is a wall street journal columnist and fox news jupiter and served as senior advisor to president george w. bush. welcome, good to see you. look at the polling, it seems undeniable, democrats have had a rally had had democrat versus republican polling generic pulling showing it even. what is wrong with that story? if democrats are even, it generally means they will lose, a lot more places around the country where congressional districts where there are 85% democrat and not as many 85% public and districts so the democrats need a lead on that. we ve had great midterm election predictors for republicans with generic ballot tide or a quarter or two behind. the democrats have had a good couple of months but they exaggerate how good they are and ignoring the fact they started from a deep place. president biden s approval
rating today in the 538.com averages 42 at the same time in 2018, donald trump s was 40 and republicans lost 42 seats in the house of representatives, does anybody think two points will save the democrats rather than losing in the double digit seats in the house? they will reelect nancy pelosi as speaker, i don t think so, i think it s premature. paul: what s driving the come back? is it abortion politics post overturning of roe v. wade? decline gas prices, donald trump s moving front and center in the campaign? the simple answer is yes, all of those things. there s a bit of an abortion plan. what s interesting is after dogs, the supreme court decision, democrat enthusiasts particularly among women rose. it didn t rise among dependents and republicans but rose among
this is an unfolding active plot. i use that word advisedly. he is trying to shape a coming election, preserving his power, as opposed today a retro active. but this is about what is about to happen. the republicans final point here, if you look at data republicans and democrats who cross the aisle on big votes do better than you would think when they seek reelection the next time. there was four republicans that voted in the house against the iraq war resolution and they all won reelection. the republicans that voted for some articles of impeachment, some articles of impeachment for clinton did it, and yeah. so political courage can work. and that is just leaving to say if you can t appeal to people s