Scott McFarlane

Compare that then.

The 2024, when you're walking on eggshells sometimes talking about things so as not to affront or to somehow offend the purple district voters or those who aren't concerned so much about Trump, more about their bottom line.

Democrats feel pretty comfortable talking about this right now.

So either their polling, their research or their door to door knocking indicates, yeah.

The American public is growing increasingly concerned.

So for Democrats, in the short term, this talk of the 25th Amendment doesn't really do anything in a realistic retail way.

But for the November 2026 of it all, this may be a good sign.

Some of this is going to elicit cynicism.

I mean, there's a pretty unanimous force here that the opinion is both Swalwell and Gonzalez needed to go.

They can't serve their constituents and ask for things and negotiate and legislate with all this hanging over their heads.

They needed to go.

It seems to be pretty much a unanimous opinion.

You don't have the same rights you have in court when you're being an elected leader.

You have a different threshold where you need to leave.

So we're there.

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