know you will not be having this conversation if you re the nominee. you re not going to sit on a stage with donald trump they may ask him about health care but he s going to keep pointing at you calling you a socialist saying these guys are trying to kill us and ruin everything and like the aca wasn t bad enough. he s going to say this no matter what. we can change the politics around an idea. aca, 2010, first time i was running for office as a democrat in indiana running for treasurer, we got smashed over the affordable care act. eight years later it was the winning issue for democrats. why? because people realized the difference it made in their lives. by defending it by name, even defending it whether it was called aca or obamacare, we changed the political profile of the idea. we ve got to be willing to do that. part of how we got here was that republicans spent decades coming out for ideas that were considered crazy in the 60s where mainstream republican by the 80s, by the
but knowing that it made a bigger impact of that op-ed in context. he is somebody who while he noted in the op-ed, policy agreements of where he signs and where mitt romney stands, and these two men could not be more different as human beings that is an understatement. mitt romney is coming from a secure place, and he says that he does not have presidential ambiti ambition, and nominee already and heading to the place where he can end his political career as a senator of utah. or not. but he could. but he is wildly popular in his home state, and my point being that he can afford unlike many of the other republicans who are terrified for their own hides, that he can afford the do this for his political context. well, six years and he is not going to be primaried at home not the way he is sitting right
crotch ety cartoon character created by sub versive cartoonist, the conservatism of the mccarthy era. by jupiter, if you re not on your toes, they ll stick you every time. we doubt that s what president trump was referring to. probably trying to highlight sessions stubbornness, like magoo refuses to bow down to authority. demand for complete satisfaction, that clear? or sessions kfrds? i like a young man with ambiti ambition, confidence in his product. reporter: regardless of the visions, envisioning sessions as mr. magoo and high jinkz that ensue is really what the president was going for. twinkle toes magoo. and extremely wealthy kru muj oj who always ends up on top. whom does that actually describe? magoo, they can t bam boozele
caution here. i wonder if cotton would take this job. i m sure you think he will, hugh. but cotton seems to have ambition to be in the white house one day. and the question is, is being cia director better for that eventual goal than a member of the congress, being in the senate. that s something he will have to wrestle with himself. he would certainly get confirmed. pompeo would certainly get confirmed. there is question about his ambiti ambition. h.w. bush, it worked for him. it did. hope, we have general mcmaster, general dunford, general mattis, germ kelly as chief of staff. if you sent two west point officer pompeo and cotton, it is the greatest national security team since schultz and reagan. but the general is welcome in your view? general john kelly has this
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