Prim Tuckers
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69 appearances
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 9 Mar
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I mean, they got reelected again, for darn sake, even though Trump has always been a very noisy, messy person.
When the Epstein files don't get released, that was supposed to be a crutch issue.
That's not happening in any clear, transparent way.
We're getting it now, but there is a cover up every other day practically with the files that keep rescinding.
with immigration, your signature issue, you make it so polarizing such that the one thing you could always rely on is immediately obliterated because your administration is murdering people in broad daylight, which then awakens people to the other horrors of ICE in this country.
Over and over again,
Each of their crutches, each of the legs on their chairs keep plopping up.
And finally, their final one that for so long, for often no good reason, given how many times the Democratic administration usually has to come in after a Republican administration and clean up the economy.
Nevertheless, they've been able to rely on the economy as a crutch issue in the past.
But with everything else being a mess and the economy patently being the final leg on the chair, there's nothing to rely on.
And I know, Don, you said that it takes some time for the administration to catch up, especially in the information environment we're in now, which is just such a bubble, considering half the administration members live on Twitter.
It's kind of significant.
Surely, given we are people on the outside of it, whatever, we're still enmeshed in the bubble of politics and we are looking around enough to know that this is a disaster, that this is the last leg they could run.
And to me, it actually is kind of shocking that it's still taking this long to pull back and relent in some way.
I feel that...
Framing it that way almost gives them too much credit in a way because it seems so patently foolish given they have no other leg to stand on that they're still gunning for this war that no one wants anyways on the substance and no one will appreciate even in their own personal interests of their pocketbooks.
To that point, it should be noted that in the past with Iraq and Afghanistan, in the immediate aftermath of when the U.S.
sought to take military action, at the time, the approval for those actions was quite high across the board.
In this moment, it is dramatically low.
And this is perhaps the highest the approval for such a thing will ever be.
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