we ll get it fixed and get it fixed properly in two years. but we re going to get it fixed and fixed properly. we ll get it fixed in two years. all right. he s going to get it fixed in two years. two years. wait, but he had a chance to fix it in 2017. what did he do? well, he called the debt ceiling sacred. and 18, 19. then he urged a default. now, donald trump is back in the mushy middle, promising a big fix down the road. you know, like infrastructure, health care, and a border wall. yeah. meanwhile, ron desantis continues de-santis. i think you should. really. if i say it, you should do it, okay? willie, mika wants me to change the pronunciation of my name to joe subaru. or brzezinski. joe subaru. it s been scarborough, like, my whole life. yeah. subaru, joe subaru. iramping up for a campaign, maybe it s time for a rebrand. people love a good subaru, reliable automobile. great family car. it is odd, i have to say, that the desant
don t think 2022 was all that great. a recent fox poll shows that just 23% think this last trip around the sun was a good year. as critics point to biden s broken promises. president biden: without unity, there is no peace, only bitterness and fury. no progress. extreme maga republicans in congress have chosen to go backwards full of anger, violence, hate and division. it s a bill that will cut your cost of living and reduce inflation. take time to get inflation back to normal levels. a more humane policy based on family yoonfication. don t come. don t leave your town or city or community. molly: the white house is looking at 2022 as a success and making promises for the new year. after building the most significant legislative record we will deliver more for the american people. we ll talk to ronna mcdaniel in a moment. jacque heinrich is live in the virgin islands with the president. 67% of americans say that 2022 was not a good year. a bad year. granted that is down
crowded this gets, the better it is for trump. the trump campaign certainly feels that way. that could end up being the case. i think the real question is, is it crowded when it started when voters start going to the polls in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina, or does it thin out again as people try to mount campaigns and fail? also, is this a little bit different and i ll tell you, from a donor aspect, one way it is different is this. in 2016, different republican donors were picking their favorite candidates, and they were making sure their coppers were full so they could get to the starting line. a lot of republican donors are keeping their powder dry. they don t want to keep candidates in the race that don t have a chance to win and help trump. some of the donors might back candidates they don t necessarily like all that much, as long as they feel like that candidate is on the rise and is in a position to beat donald trump. we ll have to see how this plays
between food and heating their home. president joe biden is enjoying this relaxing vacation at the villa of a billionaire democratic donor. the bidens got the invite to the tropical island after inviting the donors to a state dinner. your thoughts on just the optics of this generally in the midst of all these challenges? and also the donor aspect. very few people would begrudge any president who takes a break during the holiday season. every president does it. the problem with mr. biden that seemingly every weekend is an extended holiday weekend. delaware beaches, nantucket. the r & r presidency. 59 weekend visits to delaware and not two years into the presidency. given the horrific death toll in buffalo it is above three dozen now it s the worst we ve seen from a storm in 45 years going back to 1977. given the thousands of people stranded at airports for days on
to donors. i think marketing when you are a nonprofit, it is a little bit trickier, because people are going to expect you to be really stand-up, to be really well-inenwell-i well-intentioned and to be knowable. with your marketing, you can t be really aggressive. you can t be too irreverent. even humor can offend people. you have to be careful. one of the things that you have almost built-in is you have this mission and this cause. so it s a little bit easier often to connect on an emotional level than it would be maybe with a product or a service. so you should really play that up. i agree. the one point that colleen made was in a nonprofit, you may be marketing to potential customers of your product or service and then the donor. many nonprofits, their revenue stream has both a donor aspect and then they are selling their services. there is going to be different messages for both.