Now cnn news central. Today its thursday, march 7, right now on cnn this morning, President Biden preparing his State Of The Union speech. Its a highstakes moment in his rematch with donald trump. Plus alabamas governor is signing an ivf protection bill. Critics say it might not go far enough and someone died. I mean youve got to take responsibility a juror or explains why he found the Rust Movie Set Armorer Guilty after alec baldwin was given a gun with live rounds in it all right. 06 00 a. M. Here in washington. A live look at capitol hill, the scene of all the action tonight for the president s state of the Union Address. Good morning, everyone. Im kasie hunt. Its wonderful to have you here. Dame, on the rematch that most americans dont want officially kicks off tonight when joe biden delivers a state of the Union Address that could set them up for four more years or make his road to reelection tougher he is expected to highlight the accomplishments of his first term while warning t
needs. lower costs theirer paychecks. lower taxes, all paid for by making everyone pay their fair share. jesse: maybe should remind nancy of something that her policies created the issues we re stressed out about over our kitchen table. a kitchen table that cost $100 more and took four months to arrive from china. politico had a piece today which laid out why republicans feel great about the upcoming midterms. reason number one, democrats aren t really addressing top concerns, especially inflation. number two, swing voters aren t buying what democrats are selling, americans just don t care about biden s build back better january 6th. and enthusiasm is through the roof for republicans. they are outraising democrats for the first time in cycle. democrats are so desperate they are sending aoc to dance her way
swing voters really aren t paying attention right now, swing voters aren t as politically charged as primary voters and they re probably not looking ahead to november of 2020 yet. those voters will really come into play once democrats have chosen their candidate, and you can bet all your money that whoever the democratic nominee is will start campaigning directly to those people from day one. one of the challenges especially with these big primary fields like the ones we saw in 2016, is that it takes a lot longer for candidates to have the opportunity to pivot to those critical swing voters in suburban america and swing states that are going to decide who is going to be the next president. so i think democrats as a party, the dnc for example would like to see this primary end as soon as possible so they can start campaigning to those voters who