a decade, i consider her friend and i and i like her a lot. i disagree with her fundamentally on this and i think she s completely wrong. i think in fact, the exchangems that the gop has made here in terms of moving more on the cultural side towards this rising number of hispanic immigrant diverse group of voters who are not just brought into the coalition of 2020 but i think in there republican coalition going forward on these culture issues, the very issues she cites are a hugee number, a much bigger number than the number of suburban wealthy women who were going to be pro-abortion, you know,s shout your abortion kind of voters who are also going to be convinced to vote for mitt romney. i just don t t think that was a long term proposition that would work in any way.nk i think that the autopsy that was done in 2012 was about a party that was dead and thishi new coalition, this ones that i think is far more passionate that has a lot more going forbo it. and about the
look, no matter who s in power or where the ruling goes from the supreme court, no american should ever lose hope e in their country or its promise. this is jake tapperth talking to the uk s boris johnson trying to convince him that america is finished. when i talk to friends in canada, uk, australia and elsewhere, people expresss concern about the united states as the united states, about the united states in terms ofth our ability and our institutions to thrive and continue afteriv what happened with the election of 2020. they worry that democracy isoc on life support. do you know i will say this toev the people of the united states reports of the death of democracy in the united states are grosslyhe, grosslye exaggerated. i continue to believe that america is the greatest global guarantor of democracy