party chair called, proof in the putting of biden s political strength. so, what s the reelection case the president should start making now? i mean, i can t think the case is very clear. democrats are the ones that are interested in working for the american people. right? they re the ones that are interested in fixing our infrastructure. they re the ones that are interested in making sure that they lower prescription drug prices. they re the ones that are interested in making sure that the american peoples day-to-day lives become easier. the republican party and as we say, every week, on our show, it s the fact that they don t care about the american people. they are eight grievance party. there are a party that s about obstructionism and fascism and authoritarianism. banning books, shrinking americans access to education, and in order to further their desire for a lackluster democracy. right? that s what they want. so joe biden has a case to make because he has so many bills.
achievement yesterday. a huge policy achievement. it does big things in healthcare. but first time makes giant investments in climate. republicans all voted no. liz cheney wants the republicans to have a plan. here is a market approach to the healthcare solutions, that s what we need in the country. big policy debates about big challenges and let them vote and we ll see what happens and we have elections. we re gone. the republican party is not a policy driven party anymore. an ideological party anymore. it is a trump party. and it is a grievance party. it is a party built on the idea that joe biden is not a legitimate president, which is not just factual. they have stood on that ground, quick sand, longer than many people thought they could, but eventually you sink in quick sand. what happens to liz cheney if she is to enter and she decides, you know, i may be one of many candidates or i m going to take on donald trump and then the discussion starts being around conservative issues,
political play. let me ask you how they asked it, what is your play? my play is to make sure we get back to winning again. between 2018 and 2020 we lost the house, the senate and the white house. the only other time with the republican party history that that happened was 1930 - 1932 with herbert hoover, we then had the democrats occupied the white house for 28 of the next 36 years it seems our country would not be able to survive this democratic party occupied the white house 28 of the next 36 years. i want us to stop looking backwards, start looking forward and laid out a contrast to joe biden kamala harris and laying out what is wrong and what s right with our prescription. we do that and then will win the house and set it back in 2022 and be in a great position for 2024. if we don t will be a grievance
political play. let me ask you how they asked it, what is your play? my play is to make sure we get back to winning again. between 2018 and 2020 we lost the house, the senate and the white house. the only other time with the republican party history that that happened was 1930 - 1932 with herbert hoover, we then had the democrats occupied the white house for 28 of the next 36 years it seems our country would not be able to survive this democratic party occupied the white house 28 of the next 36 years. i want us to stop looking backwards, start looking forward and laid out a contrast to joe biden kamala harris and laying out what is wrong and what s right with our prescription. we do that and then will win the house and set it back in 2022 and be in a great position for 2024. if we don t will be a grievance party.
it s not normal in a democracy in a degree to which the republican party has been turned into the victim party, grievance party. when you listen to the phone calls, the peach, there is no victim bigger than donald trump. and it s dangerous. and putin you can tell from the statements they the weakness is not lost on them. post correspondent in argentina. and this was, of course, long after the years of juan perron. sometimes i look at trumpism and i think of him. i think this sort of personalist party almost, the political movement that is is built around not a set of ideas but around a person. and it s kind of like juan and avito put together.