Donald Trump, because he's impulsive and he's weak and he's he lost more than a few steps,

you know, and as a far weaker candidate, has guided again the Republican Party to a place of ruin.

And so I don't know how they're, I don't know what they're going to run on in

2024 that's going to get them anywhere closer to voters. I mean all of their

major talking points against Biden have evaporated in the last few months.

The economy is strong, inflation is down, crime and murder rates are down all across the country.

There is no war in energy.

We're producing more oil and renewables that we ever had in the history of the country.

And now this one issue that they had, immigration, the border, they fumbled that.

They stumbled that, you know, because they're incompetent and wild and erratic and unhinged and extreme they fumbled that too and now that's been

taken away from them too and so what they're left with is the mad king they're left

with madness now and I think the more that we can draw this contrast between the workhorse, Joe Biden, who's, you know,

we're getting up every day, doing the people's business, making the country better,

and this madness and chaos and the other side, the more I think we're going to have the kind of election we want to have in November. Hello and welcome to the Politics Girl podcast. I'm your host Lee McGowan. Let's get

into it. Democrats are doing great across America,

in elections, in leadership, in delivering results for the people. And yet when

Donald Trump tells the world that he plans to deliver Europe to Russia, that he'll abandon our NATO allies

and let Russia run roughshot over whatever country he wants, every news show is still asking

if Joe Biden is fit to lead.

It's unbelievable. But if we put that ridiculousness aside for a moment

and just discuss the Democrats advantage going into this election year, we might let this

madness and chaos give way to hope.

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