Senator Brian Schatz

This also has a resonance with some of the voters that we've lost over the last decade or two. So it's not just that this kind of like scratches the itch of the suburban progressives who we want to be enthused, and we do, right? We really do want them to be enthused.

This also makes national security folks, veterans, anyone who's ever been adjacent to any of this stuff go, well, that seems terrible.

This also makes national security folks, veterans, anyone who's ever been adjacent to any of this stuff go, well, that seems terrible.

This also makes national security folks, veterans, anyone who's ever been adjacent to any of this stuff go, well, that seems terrible.

And what I worry about, and I haven't seen it happen yet, so I don't want to get too much into trashing fellow Democrats, but I do worry about someone coming to us and going like, you know, we have this poll and this doesn't do as well as the Social Security attack. And my view is, are you kidding me? This thing has... stickiness. This thing is interesting.

And what I worry about, and I haven't seen it happen yet, so I don't want to get too much into trashing fellow Democrats, but I do worry about someone coming to us and going like, you know, we have this poll and this doesn't do as well as the Social Security attack. And my view is, are you kidding me? This thing has... stickiness. This thing is interesting.

And what I worry about, and I haven't seen it happen yet, so I don't want to get too much into trashing fellow Democrats, but I do worry about someone coming to us and going like, you know, we have this poll and this doesn't do as well as the Social Security attack. And my view is, are you kidding me? This thing has... stickiness. This thing is interesting.

And this goes to one of the fundamental critiques of this presidency, which is that these dudes are incompetent. Like they actually don't know how to govern at all. And that what we're seeing now in terms of polling dropping is mostly people observing what's happening. but they haven't quite experienced what's happening because that stuff kind of lags.

And this goes to one of the fundamental critiques of this presidency, which is that these dudes are incompetent. Like they actually don't know how to govern at all. And that what we're seeing now in terms of polling dropping is mostly people observing what's happening. but they haven't quite experienced what's happening because that stuff kind of lags.

And this goes to one of the fundamental critiques of this presidency, which is that these dudes are incompetent. Like they actually don't know how to govern at all. And that what we're seeing now in terms of polling dropping is mostly people observing what's happening. but they haven't quite experienced what's happening because that stuff kind of lags.

But all of that incompetence is going to come home to roost in terms of people's personal safety and security and hope in the future. And so I think this is not dissimilar to the Afghanistan withdrawal, which I'm sure if you had told the Republicans, to take a poll, that thing wasn't going to poll very high until they made it an issue.

But all of that incompetence is going to come home to roost in terms of people's personal safety and security and hope in the future. And so I think this is not dissimilar to the Afghanistan withdrawal, which I'm sure if you had told the Republicans, to take a poll, that thing wasn't going to poll very high until they made it an issue.

But all of that incompetence is going to come home to roost in terms of people's personal safety and security and hope in the future. And so I think this is not dissimilar to the Afghanistan withdrawal, which I'm sure if you had told the Republicans, to take a poll, that thing wasn't going to poll very high until they made it an issue.

And I'm really sort of proud of the Democratic coalition for sort of like, you know, not letting this go and saying, hey, did you know that we should probably talk about ACA subsidies? Of course we should talk about that. But they screwed up in an enormous way. They won't even admit that they were on the string. It's a catastrophe for them and we shouldn't let go.

And I'm really sort of proud of the Democratic coalition for sort of like, you know, not letting this go and saying, hey, did you know that we should probably talk about ACA subsidies? Of course we should talk about that. But they screwed up in an enormous way. They won't even admit that they were on the string. It's a catastrophe for them and we shouldn't let go.

And I'm really sort of proud of the Democratic coalition for sort of like, you know, not letting this go and saying, hey, did you know that we should probably talk about ACA subsidies? Of course we should talk about that. But they screwed up in an enormous way. They won't even admit that they were on the string. It's a catastrophe for them and we shouldn't let go.

Sure, but I think the similarity to me is at the kind of presidential level, it was the moment at which people decided, fairly or unfairly, that maybe Joe Biden wasn't on the ball, right? And again, I don't want to relitigate the last election, but it was a moment where people said, like, shouldn't we have a more engaged commander in chief?

Sure, but I think the similarity to me is at the kind of presidential level, it was the moment at which people decided, fairly or unfairly, that maybe Joe Biden wasn't on the ball, right? And again, I don't want to relitigate the last election, but it was a moment where people said, like, shouldn't we have a more engaged commander in chief?

Sure, but I think the similarity to me is at the kind of presidential level, it was the moment at which people decided, fairly or unfairly, that maybe Joe Biden wasn't on the ball, right? And again, I don't want to relitigate the last election, but it was a moment where people said, like, shouldn't we have a more engaged commander in chief?

And I think this is the moment where people are saying, hey, all this chaos that he was sort of nodding towards, tweeting about, yammering about, you know, on television or at one of his rallies, like it is actually starting to happen. And as you know, there are probably, I don't know, 10 to 15% of the voters who, who voted for Donald Trump saying, he's just going to say stuff, but it's worth it.