election deniers around him than typical. the pillow guy was there, but so was every offbeat, off-centre republican in arizona. is he running again for president? i think he s going to act like he s going to run. i think, people say he wants to be president, but he wants to be the center of attention, at all possible times. i think he s figured out that being the center of attention, is to keep talking like he s running. that s one thing. i don t know if he s going to run. you do a psychological on test for trump, you d be here for days. i also think, it allows him to keep raising money for all these funds that he has, and he uses for legal funds. he uses all that, and once he says i m not running anymore, it makes it harder for him to do that. whether or not he runs, i think he s going to act like he s going to run, all the way up until the very last minute, when he will make a decision. i think in the end he, won t
ducey, who has said he won t run, will reportedly make a final decision soon. according to the times , mcconnell s message to ducey is that donald trump is losing political altitude and should not be feared in a primary. you know, jonathan lemire, i have had republican friends who were talking about running statewide for some races call me up and say, what do you think? do you think i should do it? i said, that s obviously up to you, but you do understand that you are going to be dragging donald trump around wherever you go and, you know, if you feel like you have worked hard your entire life and you have built a good reputation and a solid brand, that could go away in a couple of days because you either bow to the king maker, as he likes to think of himself, or he destroys you. suddenly you are getting insulted wherever you go for the
larry hogan in maryland who is very popular. he said he won t run. i m from georgia and it seems like we re most likely going to have herschel walker as a candidate and they went along with that grudgingly. so mitch mcconsul trying to make sure he has the best field of candidates, but it s also about whose senate is this? how long is the tail of trumpism going to last? donald trump may go away in four years, but if we elect a bunch of donald trump supporters, populists, trumpists to the senate, trumpism may last for a very long time. i think that mitch mcconnell is trying to root that out now. he wants this to be his senate, not donald trump s. it s going to take republicans to step out on the former president. the courage to step out on the former president, even if that means him coming after them. the question is, will they? well, it s going to take nominating candidates who are more of the mold of the traditional republicans. and i think that s what mitch mcconnell is trying to
want, they don t want him because he has become so extreme in these candidates he is supporting. we had a similar conversation before. the new york times is reporting that mitch mcconnell and his allies are desperately trying to recruit candidates to beat who mcconnell calls trump s unelectable goof balls, right. he is not making a lot of progress. larry hogan won t one in senate. chris sununu won t run in new hampshire. doug ducey is undecided. this attempt to suppress the trump way isn t finding big takers. even in the states you mentioned, maryland, new hampshire, arizona, there will be an active trump wing trying to stop those folks who are trump skeptical or trump critical. and so even good candidates like the three you mentioned, you know, still have to get through a primary. i mentioned earlier, look, remember the names sharron
unelectable goof balls, right. he is not making a lot of progress. larry hogan won t one in senate. won t run for senate. chris sununu won t run in new hampshire. doug ducey is undecided. this attempt to suppress the trump way isn t finding big takers. even in the states you mentioned, maryland, new hampshire, arizona, there will be an active trump wing trying to stop those folks who are trump skeptical or trump critical. and so even good candidates like the three you mentioned, you know, still have to get through a primary. i mentioned earlier, look, remember the names sharron angle, christine o donnell, richard mourdock, these were candidates in 2010 and 2012 who lost very winnable seats for republicans. everybody knew they would be a problem in the general election. they made big splashes in the media.