They were elected as part of the 2018 blue wave that saw new Democrats benefiting from anti-Trump resentment and an unprecedented number of small-dollar donors pouring money toward their campaigns. Now, they’re at risk of being booted from Congress.
of a coming democratic wave. maybe you really think that. maybe you actually think impeachment is helping democrats. do you really think that? what i think is that the polls. you point a vanity fair piece that is a monthly. i m looking at the polls that have come out since the hearings were over. tucker: this is one of them w and by the way i should be fair. this piece ran on the website and it s referring to a political poll. rasmussen has donald trump under 11 points. rasmussen. which donald trump points to. 44-45. 70% in an abc poll last week said what donald trump did with ukraine was wrong. the difference between clinton and trump, in 98 democrats basically said what bill clinton was not right. it was bad. but it wasn t impeachable. republicans can t bring themselves to say what donald trump did by puttinges the arm on a leader to investigate his political enemy was even wrong. w 70% disagree. tucker: do you think it s a little weird that here you have joe biden s ne er d
tucker: i think that s right. michael anton, great to see you tonight. congrats on the piece. richard goodstein an attorney and former advisor to the left. guy who got imbeached bill clinton and his wife hillary clinton. what guy couldn t pull his numbers up 10 points in two weeks. that s amazing. why don t they keep at it and trump will be elected with 70 percent of the vote. right. i would say ask andy bevin or matt bevin, excuse me or his pony irispone how emphasiziw unjust impeachment was how that worked for them. look at matt bevin on election day he pointed to how horrible impeachment was and how it was going to bring people to the polls and then of course we saw what happened. tucker: i gte the rhetorical point you are making, if you look a little bit into either one of those races, kind of hard to conclude that they are a sign of a coming democratic wave. maybe you really think that
scare people. you know that. again, we will see when the 2018 midterms roll around. all we know is from every other single special election, thehe democratic wave seems to be onl the order of 10, 15%. you can say what you want at this point. that will take out a lot of incumbent republicans.. will it continue? that remains to be seen. tucker: that was going to happen no matter what but hold on. just for the sake of honesty, will you concede the democrats didn t spend the last year telling us that russia hacked our elections, whatever that means, it was a lie. but they didn t say that because rachel maddow made them or morning joe sent them a memo and they had to obey. they said it because they thought it would work and it didn t. they were horrified. they were horrified that a,it that the russians did this and b, that the white house was indifferent or worse was complicit. that s the thing that democrats have been talking about. tucker: they don t care. they don t care about th
i have said no to more government spending, no to president obama s big health care plan and no to wall street bailouts. no. i told the president and congressional leaders no on cap and trade legislation. joe monally opposed the attempts to privatize social security and voted against nancy pelosi s energy tax on hoosier families. that may not be what the washington crowd wants but i don t work for them. i work for you. by the way, indiana sophomore won in the 2006 democratic wave. of course, you see there ties the president to washington showing pictures of obama, pelosi and john boehner together. this is how they targeting him with a more national message. joe claims he is independent but he s voted with nancy pelosi 88% of the time. for the obama-pelosi health care