Tim Miller

You can abuse them and lie to them and do all kinds of things.

But when you're literally obviously looking after a sex trafficker for what it seems to me to be political, careful, you know, ass covering reasons, that doesn't fly with a lot of folks.

Or just a favor for a pal.

I'm clear.

Like either way.

Right.

And I think, you know, I think that does break through with some people and it should.

Again,

I'm sure you and I and so many other of the Never Trumpers are so tired of saying this, but just imagine if another president had done it.

Well, from – I had a good point this morning about how this did kind of work for him in the first term because basically like the deal you were getting was, you know, you get a good economy and you get to see your – the deal that Trump voters are getting was you get a good economy and you get to see your enemies suffer.

And like in exchange, I'm going to do some corrupt stuff and some crazy stuff and whatever.

And this time it's kind of inverted, right?

It's like you get to see me put my name on stuff and reward child sex traffickers.

like wild economy tanks.

And like, that's a little bit less good of a deal.

President Trump made the right moves to get Puerto Rico out of a mess, putting private enterprise to work.

But Governor González-Colón thinks she knows better.

Innovative companies ran to meet the challenge to rebuild Puerto Rico's grid.

Now she's blowing up a valid contract to siphon money back to her closest political advisers.

What if this was someone in your family that had a chronic illness that they could not get away from?