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Generally is the potential for that to seep through and talks of the conservative party and trust in politics more generally. the difficulty for politics more generally. the difficulty for a politics more generally. the difficulty for a lot politics more generally. the difficulty for a lot of - politics more generally. the difficulty for a lot of conservative mps and ministers is that they will have had drummed into their heads, not least by the bitter experience of the last period when the conservatives were in power before they faced a long period in opposition, which was 1992 to 1997, that divided parties put off voters and cut themselves elections. what is the counterargument to that, or is the counterargument to that, or is there a counter argument? is that just factually true, that if a party is divided, it puts off voters and they don t vote for it? fine is divided, it puts off voters and they don t vote for it? is divided, it puts off voters and they don t vote for it? ....
In this matter, too. a lot of the hangups are procedural, but there are deep policy divisions too that we can t we also have to focus on here. one is on healthcare, how are you going to, for example, expand medicare benefits versus shoring up obamacare, and do you have the money to do that? how high does the corporate tax rate go? republicans would call adisarray. democrats might call it dynamism. and of course there are the 19 senate republicans who voted for infrastructure. they re getting pressure from the maga side of the republican party to not vote for that even though they supported it. and i think the question with the power center is whether progressives are actually willing to torpedo something with that sweet, sweet trillion at the end of it even if it s 1 trillion. there s a telling quote from pelosi where she said, so we have reconciliation infrastructure cr, and somewhere in there we ll do the debt ....
Imperfect in terms of talking about the vice president and bernie sanders, but at the same time there are significant policy divisions that surfaced and were right at the forefront of the debate last night and i have to think are going to be at the forefront again between these two front running candidates, namely this issue of medicare for all and whether you eliminate private insurance. bernie sanders has really set a bar on that, obviously joe biden has been a big defender of the way things have been laid out under the aca. do you think it s a dangerous place for the democratic party to be to be for eliminating private health insurance? i was really struck last night at how positive and constructive most of that debate was. there was a vigorous back and forth about differences in policy views on this exact question the moment that stuck with me the most was john delaney saying i m the son of a union electrician, i grew up ....
The voters attention and support of the voters. many have similar policy divisions. yes. the next step up, who s going to win. before we get to that, do you have any idea why senator camela harris had such a big jump from december to now, an eight-point jump? okay. it s a couple of things. one, i don t think that you can argue this. she has probably had the best campaign rollout we ve seen of any president ial candidate we e had. she jumps around the country very quick and she came into the presidential town hall on cnn. if people go back to the town hall, it was the first one cnn did. people who didn t know camela harris all of a sudden got to know camela harris. people got to paying attention to her. she s done a very good job on the campaign trail. she was asked tough questions about her role as a prosecutor, ....