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the senate under their party banner. they're very concerned about that. so, once again, we're seeing president trump and the party establishment at odds here over roy moore. >> i want to get a roundtable prediction from the three of you before you go. latest polling from gravis marketing, roy moore 49%, doug jones at 45%. kimberly, then sarah and jordan. kimberly who wins here? >> polling in cases like this are awful. it's anybody's game at this point. we don't know. >> sarah? >> it's dangerous to play the prediction game, but i'm going to say -- >> come on, someone give me a prediction! >> i think that roy moore is probably going to pull this out and i think the margin is going to be maybe even bigger than we're seeing, but kimberly's right, anything could happen. >> sounds a little bit like the presidential election, doesn't it? jordan, i'm going to end with you. >> i'm with sarah. i think roy moore has the edge right now. it's an overwhelmingly republican state. he has the edge in the polls, although they are a little unpredictable in the special elections. >> kimberly adkins, sarah westwood, jordan, thank you for joining me this sunday afternoon.
Roy-moorePresidentPollingAlabama-senatePredictionTrumpParty-bannerThreeOddsParty-establishmentRoundtableGravis-marketinganti-politics in a certain kind of way from the tea party, anti-government, anti-compromise, when they come in to your group, it is impossible to lead. by the way, imt not someone who at any point criticized john boehner's leadership skills. i believe all those criticisms were misplaced. he had a problem with who got elected under his party banner. it's not that previous speakers were better leaders than he was. previous speakers didn't have as many crazy people in the room with him. >> that's a good point. >> let's see how much the republicans appreciate his sage counsel if he says guys, we have to hike rates. i'm waiting for that. speaking of that, lawrence, i know you were there in washington when the clinton rates that we're all talking about now went into effect back in 1993. you probably remember the republicans saying there would be a second recession and millions of jobs lost and none of of that happened in the 1990s. now we're back at the point where democrats for a decade have fought the lower rates and
WayTea-partyPointJohn-boehnerKindSomeoneGroupAnti-compromiseAnti-governmentImtProblemLeaderstrend that you see the top of the political world. look at congress. there use to the be ideologically fluid in congress, conservative democrats, under the same party banner. bob taft guys, they'd be in the same party, too. so there would be a lot of mixed messages coming up on questions of ideology so for the average voter it was possible to pick and choose, i agree with this party here, that party there. they've really kind of synced up now where the democrats have a clear ideology, clear unified positions on most issues, a few outliars. the republicans are a cohesive idyll idylliccally strong party with a strong relidge ow influence. people watching this are really going to pick sides and you'll get the kind of division -- >> i would say there are a couple of thins that work the enhance that. mann and ornstein in their book talk about how it has
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