segregation in our country and what was necessary to deal with that, which at that time was busing, then you re probably not ready. so she s obviously talking about when she criticized joe biden for opposing busing and working with segregationists in the 70s to oppose busing when she was somebody in her view benefited from busing. what do you think? i think she s right. look, this is why we have a primary. i would far rather have joe biden have to figure out how he s going to answer a question like that now than in a gem election context and i think frankly for all of the candidates, kamala herself has issues to figure how to respond if she s challenged on these and that is why it is important i ro rather see these things happen early on in the primary than later in the primary where it could do real damage and why i don t buy the whole argument. i think there is a point not to get too personal and nasty but we can t be afraid to throw a few punches here and there because you ha
particularly relevant to joe biden who has to an extent stayed back a little bit from some of the larger cattle call events, not campaigning quite as much as others. how long can or should he do this? well, i tell you, i think vice president biden is going to be at his best as he s out there on the trail being scrappy, not presuming. that he ll be the eventual nominee. i think our side more than anything hates the idea of presumption and for the other candidates who right now may be displaying around this poll because they may not see themselves right now in a position they want to see themselves in, while having good polling right now could be helpful for fundraising. i would use my own personal experience as a little of a reminder. and my primary race, the five way race, there wasn t a single poll showing me winning the nomination and the fast forward in the gem election, there wasn t a single public poll showing me losing the general election. so i have caution to the wind when
smoke-filled room. i am a big believer. i seen time and again the more people you have in primaries, the better it makes the candidates the sharper they are by the time they get to the gem election. this general election. this does seem to be a challenge, if not logistically, if have you 20, 25 people on the stage during these presidential debates. i think so. part of it is a reaction to what happened last knight time which was a coronation for hillary clinton. everybody else was blocked out of the process, with the exception of bernie sanders that was more of an annoyance, although, he did well and stayed in a long time. i think we should put a name in an envelope, a wild card pick and see ba we end up with in 18 months. yeah. because there are so many places can you go. you can make the case for 20 different people. william castro saying he is exploring it, joe wide isn t going to take time over the holidays to figure out if he will do it. the idea is it s such a crowded
race, he was beyond himself, he could not believe it and he was enraged, according to again this race. imagine he loses in the primary and loses in the gem election in a state they told me during the campaign if you lose this race,ly move to alabama because they love me so much. i remember the summer of 2015, in mobile, alabama, that was an earlial, he was embarrassed with luther strange. he deleted the tweets. if he does it again, sticks his neck out. not just for republican, but this republican, that s beyond embarrassing. all right. casey. jump in. quickly, one thing that
crossroads group. they are abandoning thad cochran now when he most needs them. the third thing to know here is that democrats are psyched or psyched for mississippi about the prospect of not running against thad cochran who would surely be reelected in the general election. they re psyched to have the prospect of running against this tea party guy instead. today politico reported that private polling has shown that the travis childers would start a gem election statistically tied. thad cochran, that race would be difficult for democrats to the point of futility. so, this this hypercompetitive year nationwide, when both parties are running full tilt to try to control the senate mississippi is one of the states where democrats could pick up