language to them that s forward looking and that s why the impeachment argument makes sense. they want to know what s going to happen in the future and he speaks to that. neil: and my own view on this, he s got to wear a tie. he s got to wear a tie. that will do it here. i have huge money saving news for veterans.
rather than looking out for the best interest of our country and his constituents. he has a primary either way. if he runs as a republican, there are already three republicans who are running for that seat. yes. against what they thought was a democratic incumbent. if he tries to hold on and run as a democrat, he s got you in a primary. and so he s in a race no matter how he plays this. he s having a tough week. let s put it that way. and the republicans, you know, the top of the story talking about the national political influences particularly president trump and chris christie, they re essentially trying to bully jeff van drew into the republican party and kick out all the loyal republicans that are trying to run for this seat. boots on the ground, a lot of those local republicans don t want him. what other issues, once you get past the impeachment argument with him, what other issues will you be running on? well, there are some serious differences between myself and
so he s in a race. he s having a tough week. and the republicans, you know, the top of the storae talking about the national political influences, particularly president trump and chris christie. they re essentially trying to bully jeff van drew out of the republican party and kick out all the loyal republicans trying to run for the seat. bootsz on the ground a lute of those local republicans don t want him. once you get past the impeachment argument, what other issues will you be running on? there are significant differences. he has never supported common senses gun control proposals and he s been on the wrong side of history on lgbtq rights. he in fact sponsored, in the new jersey state senate, legislation that would have changed our law to make parental notification
the president jeopardized our national security. i m a member of the appropriation committee. he violated the appropriations law that we passed providing almost $400 million to ukraine and he withheld it in order to try to wrestle the president of ukraine into launching investigations against his opponents. that is abuse of power. it is impeachable. and we ve begun going through a process to lay that out clearly and then debate it and take a vote. the president held a packed rally in your district last night as you know. yeah. are you losing the impeachment argument in your own backyard? oh, god, no. i wish i could have brought the president to watch because this was really the beginning of his retirement party. he is not going to win broward county. he got 31% of the vote here in 2016. this is the most democratic countries in the state and one of the most democratic counties in the country. they trucked in people from all
they re trying to prevent any strong hit from being landed. here s where i think there is an opportunity from democrats that i saw today that may have been missing. and it s this, an impeachment argument requires the constitutional case and political case. the constitutional case is the facts right here and the president wanted an investigation into the bidens. and the constitutional case is about trump. the political case is about the american people and about the voters. and i think the case that democrats could make to the voters is, look, trump tried to steal the next election from you. he tried to cheat by this next election by using foreign aid to dig up dirt on his opponent and tip the balance of the election in his favor. and secondly he jeopardized america s national security, not the ukraine s. and by bigt holding aid he emboldened russian aggression. and russia is our enemy, and the president didn t care. make the case about the american people as much as you make it about d