Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton spoke with CNN’s Dana Bash over the weekend about former Vice President Dick Cheney’s endorsement of Kamala Harris for president. Cheney’s daughter, former Rep. Liz Cheney, also endorsed Harris for president.
…and Cotton had some thoughts about that.
“I want to start with some of the endorsements that Kamala Harris got this week, particularly from former Congresswoman Liz Cheney and her father, the former Republican Vice President Dick Cheney,” Bash said.
Cotton said, “You have Dick Cheney endorsing a Democrat, and you have a Kennedy endorsing a Republican. I think what it tells us is that there’s a lot of ferment and American politics, but in the end, endorsements are not going to make the difference in this race.”
Bash said, “You don’t think his endorsement of a Democrat with that kind of pedigree is going to make a difference with swing voters?”
Cotton said, “Well, I mean, some of this is probably Donald Trump beat his daughter in her last election back 39 points. I think most Americans are going to look at this race and compare the records they have against the very unusual race. When you have a president who served in office, who brought good times to America, and you have Kamala Harris, a San Francisco liberal, who has brought to America exactly what you see in San Francisco as well.”
Watch the clip below:
Sen. Tom Cotton responds to Dana Bash on Dick Cheney’s endorsement:
“I really don’t. Some of this is probably because Donald Trump beat his daughter in her last election by 39 points.” pic.twitter.com/DT0TcqbplO
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