they may squabble during the campaign, but when it comes time to trial, mike pence will be sworn under oath. donald trump can testify and contradict him if he wants to, but i think they ll be stuck with cross examining mike pence and see who the jury believes. what about the idea coming from the trump team, he cane get a fair trial in d.c., john is going to come up with evidence saying that the community itself is biassed against him, and that it s not going to work to have a trial there. is there any chance the venue gets moved, joyce? so this is one of those should have, could have, would have, types of defenses that defendants use in cases. look at what s going on in florida, you have a very pro trump venue, at least if you credit voting records, and the government won t make a motion to move the trial. that s because juries are more than just statistics about communities, and there will be ample opportunity and vor dire
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he wasn t even willing to put his neck out there for him. i think that s exactly right. it is all or nothing in terms of trump s loyalty. and you see that even in the ten or 12 house members that either voted to impeach, or when trump came out for a primary opponent and they lost the voting records. even liz cheney s voting records i think we re the 90%, consistent with donald trump. but that wasn t good enough. there s this faultline that if you are not with trump of the time, you are gone. i think jennifer has it exactly right. the reason lindsey graham got booed is because those voters of south carolina look at donald trump, and even though he may be wrong, they see him as strong. like, the one thing he is is smash mouth consistent, donald trump, he doesn t back down. you see ron desantis trying to take that emblem from donald trump himself. i m not gonna back down either. lindsey graham has back down time again and time again. he has flip-flopped. he s been inconsistent. i think
continually shifting, or it s impossible to clear, that donald trump himself, even when you were fully loyal to him can t give a full-throated endorsement where he says no, no, no, no, no, no. we don t boo this guy. heavy wasn t even willing to put his neck out there for him. no, i think that s exactly right. it is all or nothing in terms of trump loyalty. and you see that. even in the 10 or 12 house members that either voted to impeach, or trump came out for a primary opponent and they lost, their voting records. even liz cheney s voting record was in the 90 percentile consistent with donald trump, but that wasn t good enough. there is this fault line that if you re not with trump all the time, you re gone. i think jennifer has it exactly right. the reason lindsey graham got booed is because those voters in south carolina look at donald trump. an even though he may be wrong, they see him as strong. the one thing he is smashmouth consistent, donald trump, and he doesn t back down. yo