president rains in the file. democrats hoping the current president hits and where it hurts. plus, trump says he has picked a vpn continues to ramble on the issue of naming them. fake videos claim to show a wobbly biden. there is a true problem for the president. let s do it. we are just days from the first presidential debate. though it may appear like a rerun, this is far from a repeat. thursdays standoff between president joe biden and donald trump comes with huge stakes for them and for all of us. for the better part of the year polling has shown the race is essentially tied. depending on the poll that you are looking at, trump has held a narrow advantage. as the washington post highlights he has held a slightly larger advantage in some of these key battleground states, which certainly has democrats nervous. as for the rest of us, this will be the first time we see trump and biden in the same room since they last debated in 2020. of course, since then you would recall w
leaders of these various groups, not aken expebeing an expert on policy being the death of this election, i think it s a little too early to tell. remember, we re in the primary. we re a long way to go. we do know we have a debate coming up, and that s something we ll be talking about this time next week. let me bring in my republican strategist mercedes, who worked with president bush. just picking up on the conversation, this is not to dismiss donald trump. i think by now we all know that is not the case. there are people who want to vote for him and will support him until he wins or drops out of the race. but, again, going back to looking at his business savvy based on the apprentice based on actual numbers of what he s done as a businessman, i can
are complaining. you re an expert on policy. what s the next solution? ethanol? nuclear? president obama s solution is really to encourage more renewable energies in the form of nuclear, clean coal, solar, wind power. and he also believes that that s a driver for jobs in the economy. that s why he contributed and asked for billions of dollars in the stimulus package for energy development. and that s a main distinction between the george bush administration and their belief in what it can mean for jobs. when we look at those solutions, though, we re talking about decades, right? right. whenever you put policy in place with energy policy, it s always going to take a long time to implement that policy. americans are going to be dependent on petroleum for the next 10 to 20 years.