Spin Cycle: The 2024 Post-Mortem, And The 2025 Predictions

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The common threads -- with a few exceptions -- were as to be expected from legacy media and the majority of their guests: a white-washed picture of President Joe Biden's tenure in the Oval Office, juxtaposed with predictions of disarray among Republicans when Trump returns to the presidency.
36% : " "They're getting thousands of threats a year on their lives, on their families, the travel is exhausting, and we're coming into a relatively polarizing political moment with Trump coming back into office," he said.
20% : On CBS News' "Face the Nation," political correspondent Caitlin Huey-Burns said that the American people should closely watch how Trump handles the immigration issue, saying that it remained to be seen if Trump's "base is satisfied and whether the general public gets what they voted for on that.
16% : " National correspondent Jan Crawford predicted another battle over the Supreme Court -- and soon -- saying that she believed Justice Samuel Alito might retire while Trump had a solid Senate majority: "I think that Donald Trump will probably get his fourth nomination to the Supreme Court.

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