any alternative to donald trump, who s ragged this party through several losing elections now. you probably saw or heard some of that debate which did not seem to clarify a ton, except perhaps how much the vac has managed to alienate everyone from nikki haley to eminem, a sentence we didn t know we d commit to here on msnbc. it was vivek who took the mic and actually told republican candidates and voters something they have not wanted to hear this week. that they are in the middle of an ongoing, rolling, epic losing streak that is not stopping. we have lost 2018. 2020. 2022, no red wave that never came. we got trounced last night in 2023. that is just a mathematical fact, whatever you think of the messenger. it cannot be spun by pundits or trolled out of existence in the echo chamber of elon musk s anti-free speech version of twitter. it can t be buried under the type of fake news that really animates so much right-wing discourse from the internet to actual insurrections.
care. this was entirely in the control of the white house. and yet, still so badly bungled. at least he had the courage to admit it, greg. the president didn t mention the botched website or the policy cancellations, and what really struck me is he said we have to fix it. because he broke it. yeah. the interesting thing is he makes a case for a lot of things. including obamacare, without ever tying it to any real solution. it s that fake straining of his voice he does in a way to convince you that he s right without having to back it. he s like a speech version of an air guitar. he s playing but not really doing it, and then he says this is going to be a year of action, which is kind of not a promise but a threat. it s like he s going to say, you just wait. i m going to make obamacare look like the kitten bowl. or the puppy bowl. the washington post fact checked
real damage that was inflicted for most of last year on health care. this was entirely in the control of the white house. and yet, still so badly bungled. at least he had the courage to admit it, greg. the president didn t mention the botched website or the policy cancellations, and what really struck me is he said we have to fix it. because he broke it. yeah. the interesting thing is he makes a case for a lot of things. including obamacare, without ever tying it to any real solution. it s that fake straining of his voice he does in a way to convince you that he s right without having to back it. he s like a speech version of an air guitar. he s playing but not really doing it, and then he says this is going to be a year of action, which is kind of not a promise but a threat. it s like he s going to say, you just wait. i m going to make obamacare look like the kitten bowl.