strong candidate. blake masters is deeply flawed. he had a significant lead that has withered away. he is out there campaigning. no one is pointing fingers at him. it s a moment where there s a tightening across the board, and we have seen democrats pick up points in the gubernatorial race, republicans in the senate race, and that will be one of the tighter states and most important states going into tuesday. you know, willie, it s one of the mysteries to me of this campaign that you have, a couple of things, democrats were a great risk to democracy, and they poured millions of dollars cynically into their primary campaigns. americans, thank you for that. way to go. way to make a dangerous situation even worse, democrats. but then katie hobbs, many people believe she may be running against the most dangerous demagogue in america. and if you believe she s the
involving the election, these issues involving other trump criminal proceedings. i was glad that biden reached out in his speech last night to brad raffensperger, a georgia republican who has been threatened physically, the group of people who were standing up for american democracy include a lot of republicans who have not gone the way that trump expected that they would. i thought a big part of biden s speech was to say this issue, the big lie has been tested and every court, every recount, every possible test of whether this big lie has any factual basis has been made, and there is no basis, and then that line, in our bones, we know that democracy is broken. i think that s the way he put it. i thought that was powerful, but your point keeps misunderstanding that election officials, judges, justices, in
depends on it. my fellow americans, we re facing a defining moment, an inflection point. we must with one overwhelming unified voice speak as a country and say there s no place, no place for voter intimidation or political violence in america. whether it s directed at democrats or republicans. no place period, no place ever. this is also the first election since the events of january 6th when the armed angry mob stormed the u.s. capitol. i wish i could say the assault on our democracy had ended that day, but i cannot. as i stand here today, there are candidates running for every level of office in america, for governor, congress, attorney general, secretary of state, who won t commit they will not commit to accepting the results of an election that they re
everybody now says they did. we said it was possible, and people said we were crazy for it. you look at went, it was the same thing, the polls skewed heavily in the democrats favor and even kevin mccarthy s team, republican leadership said they were going to get slaughtered in the house. more off elections or not. i remember 98. republicans were supposed to have a massive landslide. people are like what democrats defied history, and the guy who was supposed to be the biggest benefactor of the huge republican landslide, newt gingrich was chased out of town four days later. you never know. as tom brokaw says, it s probably best to let the voters have their say. and you combine all of that with the fact that the country is in crisis. we have this feeling that, you know, our democracy is at stake,
all be worried about it. and participating in it. people think it s frustrating. gas prices are more important for democracy. for a lot of people they never get to the point where they re looking at democracy because they re worried about whether they re going to be able to afford the commute to their job. they re worried about whether they re going to be able to pay rent for the next month, they re worried about how they re going to be able to even afford their groceries. yeah. they don t get the philosophical questions that we do. exactly, and you want people in office who are going to protect democracy. you can t get them if you don t talk to the voters about issues that matter, and you get people who protect democracy. there are people who are doing this successfully. watch tim ryan at the fox news town hall two nights ago. watch josh shapiro, wes moore,