@WNYC To the young woman who read the news before All of it today. It cannot “finally feel like fall” today, because fall doesn’t start for another WEEK.
PS I logged in to X today for a long time to send this.
@BrianLehrer We have to look at the whole economy before we are able to see any value from the tarifs. If they are just offsetting tax losses from domestic businesses experiencing lower revenues due to government actions then are they of any real value.
@BrianLehrer the thought that each candidate maintains a following going into the election, seems off to me. As one candidate gains momentum it will always shift the support for other candidates. Even if it means leaving behind someone they really believe in.
@jonathanweisman many NYT reports have mentioned tonight that Florida is becoming more republican. Is it not also the case that has already become more gerrymandered? Is or is that not a factor?
@NytPitchbot@nytimes “Frank Luntz Reads 12 “Undecided Voters” Trumps recent incoherent economic speeches and they reply with what is wrong with Kamala Harris.” #SaneWashing
@BrianLehrer Gabe just made a really good point. Last time we passed over a successful VP for Hilary because she was thought to be the strongest and she lost. I think we should go with our VP this time.
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@HeerJeet@BrianLehrer we need to accept that Modern Politics strictly adheres to traditions. That a president would not run for a second term is just unthinkable. That we would change at the convention,(where the decisions used to be made)? Unthinkable. But anything is possible.
@HeerJeet@BrianLehrer the title of Mr Jeet’s book is a reverse for me. Because we have a process to replace the President l don’t think it matters if he serves for a while and then passes the torch to his VP.