Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bob again.

So today we're going to talk about the midterms, and we're going to talk about the Democratic

Party's strategy to win in the midterms. And what that has to do with Trump and putting Republicans

on the spot and Trump's rhetoric and most importantly what it has to do with

Schumer's recent announcement about marriage equality.

OK, so the Republican Party going into the midterms,

the plan was simple.

Embrace Trump's rhetoric, but leave Trump out of it.

Keep him on the sidelines.

Don't let him get out there and just focus on repeating the rhetoric that resonates with the MAGA faithful and going on the attack, talking about Biden, talking about the economy, doing anything they can to run a

negative campaign. That was the plan. The problem is, Trump doesn't care about their plans because Trump doesn't actually care about the Republican Party.

Trump cares about Trump.

So he won't stay on the sidelines.

He's making statements, he's getting in trouble, he's

using that rhetoric, and then Republican candidates have to support that rhetoric.

Otherwise, they will alienate the Maga faithful.

So the Democratic strategy is simple.

Goed Trump.

Get Trump fired up so he says wild things. So the Republican Party, the candidates,

they get out there and defend him and they look silly to well most people.

That was in my opinion that was the purpose of Biden's speech that has become a topic of conversation.

It's why he did it and it worked.

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