do you see this as just a left/right play, or was this an allusion to something else also known as color? it s hard to give donald trump is benefited in instances like this, but seems like in this context he was talking about the idea that mike espy is a democrat, he s describing it as a far-left candidate. he s a new democrat in the clinton mold. so that s probably what he was talking about more, and this would be the play they would make probably for any democrat, this idea that they don t fit in with mississippi values, they don t fit in with republican and conservative values. that s what he was saying there. if you re the president, you want to go to mississippi, you want to avoid a doug jones situation in alabama. it s a state that voted for him, i think, by 18 points or something like that. he won that state, so that s his crowd. the thing in this race to look for, obviously, is what the african-american turnout is
do you see this as just a left/right play, or was this an allusion to something else, also known as color? it s hard to give donald trump the benefit of the doubt in instances like this, but seems like in this context he was talking about the idea that mike espy is a democrat, he s describing it as a far-left democrat. but he s a moderate democrat, in the clinton mold. so that s probably what he was talking about more, and this would be the play they would make probably for any democrat, this idea that they don t fit in with mississippi values, they don t fit in with republican and conservative values. that s what he was saying there. if you re the president, you want to go to mississippi, you want to avoid a doug jones situation in alabama. it s a state that voted for him, i think, by 18 points or something like that. he won that state, so that s his crowd. the thing in this race to look for, obviously, is what the african-american turnout is there.