middle of several criminal investigations yes, if it was a different candidate, might get a little harder because it would be, not only as you say, perhaps fresh enthusiasm on the republican side for someone else, there would be more of a difference in the candidates age. of course president trump is 80. donald trump a couple of years younger than him if they nominate someone decades longer, that could be an issue this white house feels good about where they are, as indicated they re not going to address the trump matter they re going to keep their head down, focus on policy. the president is off to ireland next week and they want to draw this steady contrast, and we wait for the president to officially make up his mind and announce whether or not he s running again, still expected to do so. that may not come for a few months yet. we only have 30 seconds left. from the folks you talked to at the white house, the people likely to be part of the biden campaign, is the sense that apart
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