George Conway Pinpoints 'Disturbing' Reason He's Not Taking Trump Win 'As Badly'

Yeah, I'm hoping he gets out of office very fast,

said Tom in Claymont

I would hope that he's going to raise Social Security so they can afford to do something,

said Ron

Michael Dukakislawyer

I'd like to see him continue the attitude he displayed during his acceptance speech,

said Michael in Birmingham

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Spending. Our spending is totally out of control, that needs to be controlled,

said Bob in D.C

I don't know. To resign,

said Omni in New York City

Probably lower inflation. That's the reason why, like a lot of people, voted for him,

said Naya in New York City

I'm just optimistic to see what he does,

said Ray in New York

But the disturbing thing about this election is what isn’t new and that’s sort of maybe it’s why I’m not taking this as badly as people might think,

the conservative attorney said on MSNBC’s “The Weekend.”

We have a bubble around 40% of the population at least and they don’t they don’t know basic things about what Trump has done,

he explained

There are going to be not enough resources to do all the crazy things he wants to do. We are just going to see a mess,

he said

No one in American politics has ever lied on this scale, ... The Epidemic of Political Lying, Why Republicans Do It More, and How It Could Burn Down Our Democracy."

said Bill Adair, a founder of PolitiFact whose new book is titled "Beyond the Big Lie." ... The Times left out Adair's partisan subtitle

Donald Trump’s performance on Tuesday was the best for a Republican presidential candidate in exit poll history. He literally goes all the way back through history and breaks history."

At one part, Enten marveled

Kate BolduancNN anchor

The bottom line is, no matter where you looked on the map, Kate Bolduan, no matter where you looked, Donald Trump was improving on where he did four years ago, except for Washington state. It is no wonder that at this particular point, he looks like he’s going to be the first Republican to win the popular vote since George W. Bush back in 2004.

He told CNN anchor Kate Bolduan

Trump’s was the best GOP showing among 18 through 29-year-olds in twenty years. You have to go all the way back to 2004. How about among Black voters? It was the best performance for a Republican candidate for president in 48 years since Gerald Ford, since 1976."

He continued