pecker, cohen, manafort, the economic news doesn t come there and the polling shows that the house is likely today to go democratic. if the republicans don t have a unified message, there s not going to be a red wave. but they do have a unified message. and it appeared the president is banging the drum saying, we ve got more people working than anytime in history. he s a smart man and a tough guy. this isn t going to get him off his game. he knows, he talks about law enforcement, he talks about the flag, he talks about the economy. those are almost like buzzwords. every time someone opens up their investment account or paycheck, or gets another benefit at work, and goes to look for a job and realizes there are more jobs than workers right now in america, they get that it s been this president
pecker, cohen, manafort, the economic news doesn t come there and the polling shows that the house is likely today to go democratic. if the republicans don t have a unified message, there s not going to be a red wave. but they do have a unified message. and it appeared the president is banging the drum saying, we ve got more people working than anytime in history. he s a smart man and a tough guy. this isn t going to get him off his game. he knows, he talks about law enforcement, he talks about the flag, he talks about the economy. those are almost like buzzwords. every time someone opens up their investment account or paycheck, or gets another benefit at work, and goes to look for a job and realizes there are more jobs than workers right now in america, they get that it s been this president
important issue in deciding how to vote this coming november. but quinnipiac also found that 58% of respondents disapprove of president trump s handling of immigration. it works for trump s base but if immigration is central issue in the midterms, who does that advantage? which party? quickly, kirsten i think hit on it. simone makes a fair point. on the merits it s a discussion worth having. what was the immigration debate broadly to a person who only follows politics sort of a little bit? two weeks ago. family separation at the border. which is a stone cold loser for every republican talking about now. no question. now we are talking about kirsten knows way more about i.c.e. than the average person and myself included and understands the nuance there. the average person says, that s a law enforcement agency. why are we donald trump beat that is drum saying, they want open borders. democrats open donald
the time and it s a lose, lose proposition for them, isn t it? you can run, but you can t hide in a lot of cases. marry landrieu voted for health care and now she is out there beating the drum saying, i want to rewrite this law and i want to work on it and she still voted for it and she is still going to be seen as a loyal democrat to the president and his agenda. you re right. i think it s very difficult to run away. i think in alaska, a democrat who is running on energy issues has a little bit more room and he ll try to do that. but i think it s very difficult for all of these folks. and particularly when you ve got house democrats who are now really relying on obama to make this pivot to lead the way to go on offense on health care, to really start talking about a lot of these middle class pocketbook issues. they wanted what they got in the state of the union was a feistier president and defining the party for the midterm. by the way, willie, mary