well, i think they have to do something. so i m all for rejiggering and retooling or whatever rebooting whatever they want to do. i don t think it s going to work. now, we have seen campaigns, john kerry in 04, john mccain in 08 where it has worked. but i think the fundamental problem with ron desantis, it s not about his staff. it s not about overhead or the burn rate. it s about ron desantis. people don t like ron desantis. but he can t fire himself. and so, the shakeup has to be something else. so, you know, they have to try this. but, at the end of the day, you have a candidate who is running against donald trump who is still wildly popular in the republican party, at least. and you have a candidate who on paper i think ron desantis had a lot of pretty compelling arguments for why he should be the nominee. but he s just not a likable or charismatic person. but also feels like the
that he didn t mention by name but is he polling at 2%. steve: i don t think joe biden is the nominee, i don t think cory booker is probably going to be his vice president. cory booker also in iowa yesterday said every election since before carter never had anybody leading this far in the polls went onto the president of the united states. so, in other words, joe biden, according to cory booker s metric will not be president of the united states. he might be the safe choice but he is not going to win according to him. brian: joe concha weighed in the safe choice traditionally isn t really the choice. the safe choice never wins. let s just look back the last couple presidential elections, hillary clinton safe choice, 2016, lost. mitt romney safe choice, 2012, lost. john kerry in 04 lost. gore 2,000 lost. bob dole 1996 lost. all chosen by the establishment. all the safe choice and the best chance to beat the
tonight, the most powerful american in the catholic church, former vatican supreme court chief justice cardinal raymond burke, who famously said he would deny communion to john kerry in 04 over his stance on abortion putting his foot down again, this time taking issue on 20/20 candidates joe biden and kamala harris, saying anti-catholic bigotry is considered acceptable in washington. watch. they say that i am the enemy of the pope. nothing further from the truth, i ve never spoken against pope francis or spoken disrespectfully of him. martha: we caught up with raymond burke in his native wisconsin, far away from his day job as a vatican judge and supreme court supreme court advisor. of the church is in the state of great turmoil and a state of schmidt s confusion. the first of it is division. the cardinal spending his time in la crosse, wisconsin, looking to build a unifying
became the game. the reasonable guy on medicaid medicare rather and medicaid. i think he s just that guy and he s going to come across as cleveland s own. by the way, we re in ohio. if republicans lose ohio they have lost. they would save a lot of money, guys. just have the election in ohio. the rest of the country will save a lot of money. exactly. republicans can t win without ohio? you can t. and john kerry in 04 lost ohio and that was the election right there. it was. and those machines helped. yeah. oh, stop it. relitigateing that. don king with the black ministers up in this town. that s true. every little bit helps. is this going to be good or bad for the republican party, former party leader mr. steele? i think when you wash it all out this is good for the party. because you ve got a stage, whether it s the happy hour
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