Andrew Klavan

And one of the things that's been shocking to me, as Trump's polls have not been very good, as people have said,

unbelievably that they're still as bad, they're worse off than they were a year ago.

One of the things that will be interesting to see if maybe he did remind people of what it was like under Joe Biden, why they voted him back into office and what it would be like to have him back.

I mean, how can anybody think, you know, Trump is so bad, this guy is so bad that we have to go back to children being butchered,

to people being hired according to race, to this absolute unrelenting hatred of the country as an entity.

It's hard for me to see how people can really think that.

I may be wrong.

Maybe the polls are right.

But I do wonder if that idea is so fragile that he may be broken.

All of us put together, right?

I actually do want to say something, though, about what Isabel said and what Noel said before.

I think the great triumph of the speech was a negative triumph.

I think that he did bring it back into the center of our attention, how crazy and bad

the Democrats are and will be again if they get back in office.

He made them act it out.

It was brilliant theater.

It was great stuff.

The positive message is going to be harder because the positive message means that people have to feel it in their pocketbooks because they're never, ever going to see it in the mainstream press.

The press has practiced inducing amnesia.

The minute Trump solves a problem, it vanishes from the news.