Have to wrestle with as they head towards the general election is how to come up against trump. do you argue with him on his level and get pulled into the tweet storms and the inflammatory comments. do you keep advancing an affirmative vision for how you would govern as president? for the most part they did criticize trump and did stay away from his rhetoric. we re making a mistake that hillary clinton did with her famous deplorables comment. david jolly in the studio last night. claire mccaskill was among our guests. she in rare honesty for someone after a democratic debate especially a prominent democrat admitted she had to mute the debate at times. i want to play for you congressman debbie dingle who is from michigan. so i don t want to be negative. i love all 20 of these candidates.
Tweets about baltimore and chairm chairman cummings. on the other hand i think this is something that democrats will have to wrestle with as they head towards the general election is how to come up against trump. do you argue with him on his level and get pulled into the tweet storms and the inflammatory comments. do you keep advancing an affirmative vision for how you would govern as president? for the most part they did criticize trump and did stay away from his rhetoric. we re making a mistake that hillary clinton did with her famous deplorables comment. david jolly in the studio last night. claire mccaskill was among our guests. she in rare honesty for someone after a democratic debate especially a prominent democrat admitted she had to mute the debate at times.
So look. i think that the democrats would be well served if hillary clinton would keep her powder dry and just try to keep a very low profile between now and 2020. so i guess that s always the issue, right? she is such a high profile person and people do clamor to hear from her but in march she was in mumbai. the washington post reported that she made a comment saying i won the places that are optimistist, diverse, moving forward and again i think it s like the deplorables comment. right? she is you suggest maybe it s off her game. out of practice. i don t know. it doesn t seem to make sense and appeal to a group that would typically be her base. and it makes no sense. in another way which is that obviously donald trump would love to run against her again. to use her as a foyle and makes no sense on any number of levels. now in her defense, let me say, she said a few things in the
He said the margins were also very small. lisa: the russians didn t prevent her from going to wisconsin. she had more advertisements running in nebraska then michigan and wisconsin combined. she s the one that did that. if she wants to know why she didn t won or why democrats rejected her and then 2008 primary, read her own books. go watch her interviews, hillary clinton. have some self-awareness. realize that you are out of touch, people don t connect with you, you are narcissistic and you re a liar. trish: ultimately, she was the problem. sandra: she seems to have doubled down a bit in this book as well. the deplorable s comment, she doesn t truly believe that trump
to think, i know you been very critical about some of the comments been made by democratic leaders, for example during the election campaign, the deplorable s comment. is that the kind of thing you re talking about in terms of not understanding this experience. i think that s a good example and i think another example, and i m a democrat, full disclosure, but i think the metaphor of the glass ceiling. what is the glass ceiling about? it s about that high status women should be able to get the same jobs as their high status husbands. the middle class actually doesn t care. they don t care about that. what they want are the kinds of jo tt their pares had, not necessarily glorious jobs or even college educated, require college degrees, but they want the kind of jobs that lead to a solid middle-class life.