Michael LaRosa
speaker
138 appearances
5 recordings
3 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 30 Jun
Michael LaRosa’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I think he's talking the way a nominee actually talks.
A successful nominee actually talks.
I think actually his biggest strength is what some people view as his weakness as an insider.
But 99.9% of the country has no idea that he's an insider and really doesn't know who he is.
And I think when they see and hear that kind of fire in the belly, the sort of agility he has, sort of fighting him to fight on policy, by the way, and the way he's talking about issues that matter to the working class, I think that's going to really resonate.
He'd be my he would be someone I'd be happy to see as the nominee.
Well, I don't think records matter anymore in politics.
If that if records mattered, J.D.
Vance would never have been on the ticket.
And Donald Trump has changed his mind on so many things.
I don't think those things matter anymore.
Sure, he has a lot to defend if he's held to account.
And if the voters have a really nuanced and complex opinion.
depth of understanding of regulatory and tax policy.
Sure, I'm sure there's a lot he'll have to defend there, but I don't know if that actually matters more than his ability to command a stage, to throw punches, to debate.
The PR and communications aspect of politics is a little bit more weighted these days, even for voters.
Yeah, I mean, you're not wrong about the voting coalition in South Carolina.
I think the Clintons had a history with black voters.
I think Barack Obama was unique and appealing for black voters for a lot of historic reasons.
And I think this could be the first probably open test for South Carolina as a primary state, assuming that the calendar keeps South Carolina front and center.
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