synonymous with what is going on in the republican party. georgia is trying to find itself, just like the republican party is trying to sift out, and figure out who is in this moment. laura, april mentions hillary clinton but i also wanna ask her about stacey abrams. because i have democratic candidates, while they may have questions about their own personal, campaigns. they are very impressed with the organization she has built there. and the credit that she has done? yeah, that s something i was gonna bring up. which is the entire ground game that has changed for democrats in the state of georgia. really starting, a lot of people say, from 2016 on. so many of the groups that are base there, formed after 2016. in response to donald trump. but they, the black lead groups there. there are groups that are led by young voters, and young people. and i think that they re really trying to mobilize this change in georgia. these changing democrat demographics in georgia. and i think the
i think he s a validater for a lot of conservatives. the fact he seems to be doing better in the polls speaks to trump s toxicity in a general election matchup. in these polls, the caveat is we are a long way from the first vote in the first caucus primary being taken. there s a lot of noise in the polls and a lot to sift out. i get it. carol, can i just add one thing about bernie sanders? i think that what he really does for the democratic party, which is terrific, and john mentioned this, he mobilizes and he injects energy into the whole debate and into the whole election. he is having people pay attention. now, clearly, that hasn t really transferred to support or to votes for him, but i think for the democratic party as a whole, it is fantastic, what he is adding to the conversation, compared to what you re getting on the republican side. i have to leave it there. yeah.
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the democrats had faced problems in the past like that in the 60s and 70s. this is a big fundamental problem for republicans and there s nothing in this race that indicates they ll work through this in a way where they ll nominate someone who can fight for the center. couple other things happened this week. one of them is newt gingrich got in. i m of two minds about whether he s driving a conversation or really could be nominated. when you look at newt gingrich and his past because you didn t mention newt gingrich when you talked about where would those social conservatives go. what are his chances? i think he ll drive the rest of the field crazy rather than drive the conversation. the one thing he will do i mean debates are important when you try to sort through an sift out candidates. he will dominate those debates. he is a force of nature. both intellectually and politically. i think he has no chance of being nominated. i think he s disqualified himself over time but he wi
60s and 70s. this is a big fundamental problem for republicans and there s nothing in this race that indicates they ll work through this in a way where they ll nominate someone who can fight for the center. couple other things happened this week. one of them is newt gingrich got in. i m of two minds about whether he s driving a conversation or really could be nominated. when you look at newt gingrich and his past because you didn t mention newt gingrich when you talked about where would those certainly conservatives go. what are his chances? i think he ll drive the rest of the field crazy rather than drive the conversation. the one thing he will do i mean debates are important when you try to sort through an sift out candidates. he will dominate those debates. he is a force of nature. both intellectually and politically. i think he has no chance of being dominate. i think he s disqualified himself over time but he will drive the rest of them crazy.