Adam Kinzinger
The Diplomat
People, composure and the difficult conversation held well.
Adam Kinzinger is a U.S. Representative known for his commitment to compassionate conservatism and bipartisan cooperation. This interview reveals his focus on navigating political challenges through dialogue and understanding, highlighting his role as a mediator in a polarized environment.
“I don't know, definitely not the house again, so it would have to be something. I don't know, governor, senate, or president. It would have to be that's the only options left because I'm not running for city council.”
“If he's convicted, he does not win the general election because there are still enough Americans, over 50%. What do you need? 53% probably with the electoral colleges it is that will not vote for Donald Trump because of that. I still have deep faith in the power of democracy in this republic in a general election.”
“I don't know. I think it could. I'm concerned about it. Like, here's my view on the third party thing is the best time to do it is when you have two candidates that are kind of the same. So you think back of like Clinton Bush, when no matter who won Clinton or Bush, kind of the country would still be in the same trajectory.”
“So it's two things, I think. Number one is because the people they trust. So if you think of like this disparate world we live in, if you're on the left, you trust left voices if you're on the right, you trust right voices.”
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