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To. let me ask you something. democracy is on the line. real quick, if you can. do you think one day the president will look back and say after he is left office and say, you know, i should have gotten rid of that filibuster and preserved voting rights? because every president has that moment. he is just nine months in, don. it ain t done yet. and so i think we need to give the president the time to he is having a lot of conversations and discussions that aren t on twitter, that aren t on televised on television, and we need to give him room to operate. he understands how important this is for so many people and how personal the right to vote is. and i trust that he and the vice president along with the leadership, the democratic leadership in the senate are understanding what is at stake. jaime harrison, thank you very much. appreciate t. thank you, don. normally sleepy elections now becoming full-on culture war political fights. school board elections turning ugly and h
Schumer and the senate democrats to continue to be methodical, to get this done because we have to. let me ask you something. democracy is on the line. real quick, if you can. do you think one day the president will look back and say after he has left office and say, you know, i should have gotten rid of that filibuster and preserved voting rights? because every president has that moment. he is just nine months in, don. it ain t done yet. and so i think we need to give the president the time to he is having a lot of conversations and discussions that aren t on twitter, that aren t on televised on television, and we need to give him room to operate. he understands how important this is for so many people and how personal the right to vote is. and i trust that he and the vice
Much. and susan del percio, we look at the field winnowing down. a lot of people are not going to make the next debate. just look out to colorado and see what a huge difference having a former presidential candidate is making in that race. governor hickenlooper already up by 13 points in the first poll since he entered that race. i m sorry, but you have to look at some people who aren t on there and i know they don t want to hear it, but my gosh them jumping into senate races in their states could make the difference between whether mitch mcconnell is majority leader next time or not. that s absolutely right. i think now it s a person window because they can go in and still leave strong and saying i m doing this and have a career within the party and go forward in politics, whereas if they hold on too long and they don t make the run for a senate seat or do other things they re just
i ve been disappointed, but everybody s got to draw their own lines as to where they are or where they aren t on on, you know, this donald trump phenomenon. if you want to run as a republican, i gather that you would run as a republican in a primary, you wouldn t run as an independent, correct? correct. you would have to convince your party to put you there on the ballot. and i m sure you ve seen this statement that the republican party chair from your state put out yesterday. the last time mark sanford had an idea this dumb it killed his governorship. how do you how do you plan to get the party on board? again, as you well know, spent a lot of years out there talking to folks. there are a lot of people who are quiet about it, but they do not approve of a lot of the crazy tweets that the president sends out. they like what he s done on judicial appointments, they like some of what he s done in terms of trying to do something on the border. but they re frustrated as i am a