Senator Chris Murphy

They've got this deeply unpopular agenda, which is about destroying the middle class to empower the billionaires, and they have to destroy democracy in order to get away with it. I think that's an elevator pitch.

Like, that doesn't take more than a minute, a minute and a half to explain to people and just don't let his, you know, constant distraction campaign about talking about a third term or invading Canada stop you from being able to repeat that story five times a day.

Like, that doesn't take more than a minute, a minute and a half to explain to people and just don't let his, you know, constant distraction campaign about talking about a third term or invading Canada stop you from being able to repeat that story five times a day.

Like, that doesn't take more than a minute, a minute and a half to explain to people and just don't let his, you know, constant distraction campaign about talking about a third term or invading Canada stop you from being able to repeat that story five times a day.

No, because I think that is sort of central to this case of his attempt to destroy the rule of law because it's the only way that he gets away with this thievery. I mean, what he is essentially doing with a lot of these disappearances, standing on top of the legitimization of political violence through the

No, because I think that is sort of central to this case of his attempt to destroy the rule of law because it's the only way that he gets away with this thievery. I mean, what he is essentially doing with a lot of these disappearances, standing on top of the legitimization of political violence through the

No, because I think that is sort of central to this case of his attempt to destroy the rule of law because it's the only way that he gets away with this thievery. I mean, what he is essentially doing with a lot of these disappearances, standing on top of the legitimization of political violence through the

pardoning of all the January 6th protesters, is to try to put a chill when it comes to people who are going to stand up to him politically so that you don't see the kind of crowds that you've seen in the past several weeks and months out there protesting his deeply unpopular agenda.

pardoning of all the January 6th protesters, is to try to put a chill when it comes to people who are going to stand up to him politically so that you don't see the kind of crowds that you've seen in the past several weeks and months out there protesting his deeply unpopular agenda.

pardoning of all the January 6th protesters, is to try to put a chill when it comes to people who are going to stand up to him politically so that you don't see the kind of crowds that you've seen in the past several weeks and months out there protesting his deeply unpopular agenda.

And I think, you know, that there is deep crossover potential in a way that maybe is unexpected on issues like like Abrego Garcia that dovetail pretty nicely with the crossover message on stopping the cuts to Medicaid. It turns out there are actually a lot of pretty conservative folks out there. who don't want any of this.

And I think, you know, that there is deep crossover potential in a way that maybe is unexpected on issues like like Abrego Garcia that dovetail pretty nicely with the crossover message on stopping the cuts to Medicaid. It turns out there are actually a lot of pretty conservative folks out there. who don't want any of this.

And I think, you know, that there is deep crossover potential in a way that maybe is unexpected on issues like like Abrego Garcia that dovetail pretty nicely with the crossover message on stopping the cuts to Medicaid. It turns out there are actually a lot of pretty conservative folks out there. who don't want any of this.

You know, I've, you know, said to folks, it's, you know, a lot of the people who voted for him thought that he was serious about lowering costs, and he wasn't serious when he talked about being a dictator. They're finding out that the opposite is true. He's not serious about lowering costs. He's going to increase healthcare costs by kicking people off of Medicaid.

You know, I've, you know, said to folks, it's, you know, a lot of the people who voted for him thought that he was serious about lowering costs, and he wasn't serious when he talked about being a dictator. They're finding out that the opposite is true. He's not serious about lowering costs. He's going to increase healthcare costs by kicking people off of Medicaid.

You know, I've, you know, said to folks, it's, you know, a lot of the people who voted for him thought that he was serious about lowering costs, and he wasn't serious when he talked about being a dictator. They're finding out that the opposite is true. He's not serious about lowering costs. He's going to increase healthcare costs by kicking people off of Medicaid.

And he is serious about being a dictator. And that's a message that that sort of gives a permission structure for a lot of his vote and his base to think about crossing over.

And he is serious about being a dictator. And that's a message that that sort of gives a permission structure for a lot of his vote and his base to think about crossing over.

And he is serious about being a dictator. And that's a message that that sort of gives a permission structure for a lot of his vote and his base to think about crossing over.

Yeah, I don't know. I mean, I hear this critique a lot, and there have been different suggestions about how to tackle this perceived problem. That's the first time I've heard the suggestion about starting the presidential campaign, you know, two years earlier than normal. There's also this idea about creating a shadow cabinet, you know, for instance.