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Gone along with trump but they don't love trump. republicans have could done better and avoided this by picking a better candidate. democrats picked a great candidate. we are still at the point now as we head into november where we are still going district by district and whichever candidate is better for the district is more likely to win. if the generic ballot gets to the place where democrats are doing ten points better than trump generally, that's where you talk tsunami. >> what about the growing democrats gap when it comes to urban and suburban voters versus rural. if you look back and lo...

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Manager, corey lewandowski. plus, the republican health care effort goes belly up with a thumbs down from john mccain. and the president threatens to sabotage obamacare. >> i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode and then do it. let obamacare implode. >> will president trump try to push obamacare over the edge? i'll ask hhs secretary tom price and susan collins, one of the republican no votes. and red/blue divide. candidate trump broke down the democrats' midwestern blue wall. is it still holding, and could we be seeing cracks in the republican southern red wall. joining me for in...

Vice president of communications bipartisan policy center and msnbc contributor. so the realignmentf the parties, it happens, it was interesting yesterday i was speaking with david and he says, the basic fights between the two parties have been the same, arguably, essentially since the reagan era. you know, that we've essentially the red/blue divide. and i think we all think maybe in 30 years we'll look back and say -- 2016 was the middle of the realignment, perhaps. and maybe you'll have your sanders trump wing as one party and paul ryan and barack obama in the other, right? but right now, wh...

The dark money aspect of this has not been fully explored. i think it's extremely troubling. we don't want our houses of worship turned into political action committees. in fact, all the polling data on this shows the american people are absolutely against the idea of churches being able to endorse or oppose candidates and being partisan because they don't think that's what churches are for. in fact, the one thing people like about a church or house of worship is that you can get away from the red/blue divide in this country. you can put that aside for a while. to allow the church toes do that...