literally mean the end of free elections. and yet, for democrats, the challenges of winning and retaining office is twofold. they have to overcome the built in disadvantage at the ballot box baked into the system to advantage rural voters and portion of electoral votes, jerry band er gerrymandered. republicans have spoken out in support of electing democrats. as max boot writes, i m a single issue voting. her says simply put, i have no faith that we will remain a democracy for republicans to win power, thus, i m continue to vote exclusively for democrats until the gop seizes to pose a threat to our freedom. max boot, washington post columnist and senior fellow for national security studies at the counsel and foreign relations joins me with maya wiley, legal analyst and mayoral candidate. max, you know, it is this weird thing where you and i started
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though she s ready for the job in many ways than some candidates seem as though they re sort of learning on the stump as they go. professor, we talk about small-dollar donors versus big-dollar donors. papers write about it. how much do voters actually care where candidates get their money, how candidates fund raise? barack obama, i mean, did he well with small-dollar donors, but he took a lot of big checks as well. he was a friend of wall street for sure. right. he and john mccain and then mitt romney. i don t know how much general election voters pay attention to that. but primary voters especially this time around they are curious as to where you are getting your big money. is it from tobacco? is it friend predatory lending banks? is it from corporations that are essentially taking jobs and moving them overseas? i think that s big oil. big soil definitely one for environmentalists who care about single issue voting. so for some people, they are concerned about it and it
some kind of rigorous mental health responses where you lose the right to have a firearm and it s taken from you if you exhibit certain signs and behaviors. that needs to be tightened up. we re a long way from knowing what the president will fight for or what republicans are going to push on. this issue of single issue voting, it makes clear to me they re going to get through their primary season and we re not going to see anything march, april or may. you don t think there s going to be any action in washington, d.c.? no, they may be a fix nix or bump stocks. but they won t do universal sales. right. they re not going to make all sales look, scott taylor sa good man and served this country with honor and congressman of virginia. he wouldn t move on universal background checks and didn t want to fill in the blanks. all he has to say is i don t want these. how are you making background checks better if you don t cover all sales? the problem isn t, a.b., we can
a new reform. one, the exchanges are in trouble but they could be fixed with a few minor things they re not going to do that. i understand. i m agreeing with you. the ex-changes are in trouble. in their present course and speed they will probably collapse in large part. trump said in one of these interviews yesterday that he would probably own that, as time goes on, health care becomes him and not obama anymore. we ll see how that works out. i think the chances of democrats who have hung together on every vote on this issue voting to do anything to diminish obamacare from what it is, i think they re zero. i think they re totally zero. we shall see. i also said china was a bubble. you disagreed. so far i ve been right. right about what? you said china was a bubble. i was right. when were you right? when i said for five years that china was going to face problems economically.
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