Thisis a fundamentallynewprinciple, andit's a dangerousprecedent, becausethepoweroftheofficewillnolongerbeconstrainedbythelaw, evenincludingtheSupremeCourtoftheUnitedStates.
Obviously, JoeBidenneedstobeworkingonthismovablecrowdofnearly a thirdoftheelectorate, whetherthosethatdon't have a choiceoractuallywithTrumprightnow, butcouldmovetoimprovehisstanding.
So I mentioned I wanttotalkaboutkindofthewhat's goingonbehindthesceneswithregardtoDemocratsandtheBidencampaignandsomethingthatwentfrombehindthescenestoonTVthismorning, whichisaninterviewwithourcolleagueCaseyHunt.
Yeah, I mean, I thinkthisisreallywhathasthepotentialtomaybeswingtheconversationin a morepublicwayfromsortofpunditsandcolumniststomoreDemocraticelectedofficialswhomaystarttocallfortheretobeanothernominee.
Andthiswas a concernwellbeforethedebatethat a lotofpeopledidn't wanttointoughdistrictsandtoughstatesdidn't wanttocampaignwithBiden, didn't wanttoappearateventswithhim.
IfnowitlookslikeDemocratsareat a biggerriskofnotbeingabletofliptheHouse, losingtheSenate, then I thinkthatcouldreallystarttochangethepublicconversation.