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Corporate Dems SQUIRM As Their Grip on Party Fades | Luke Thomas Gets Political · Luke Thomas Gets Political (LTGP)

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  What a disappointment The Atlantic has
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  become. Become the guy who runs it was a
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  [ __ ] prison guard for the IDF.
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  Full of Israeli apologists and corporate
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  do-nothing Dems, totally. It's wild to
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  see the full-blown denial of the
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  establishment over the obvious rise of
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  the DSA. Dude, these [ __ ] Dems
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  are so terrified, it's insane. Bill
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  Maher being like, well, they're running
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  these DSA Dems, they're running on
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  abolishing borders and abolishing the
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  police. Which ones, Bill?
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  Which ones? Name them. Which ones it
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  whatever the DSA website says. Which
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  campaigns?
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  Which campaigns are running on
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  abolishing prisons and abolishing
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  borders? Name it, cuz it doesn't [ __ ]
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  exist. What is really behind them and
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  their people like his anxiety and
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  Fetterman, too, is obviously the fact
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  that the Democratic Party has been
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  undressed as the failure that it is. It
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  is a warmongering corporatist
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  billionaire class
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  [ __ ] party.
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  They're never going to deliver
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  affordable college to you. They're never
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  going to deliver affordable health care
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  to you. Everybody [ __ ] knows it. And
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  here comes the DSA being like, hey, we
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  believe in unions. We believe in access
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  to health care. We believe in Medicare
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  for all, in fact. We believe in reining
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  in the abuses of Israel. We believe in
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  taxing the rich. We believe in all of
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  these things. And then you got these
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  idiots going out there being like, you
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  know, there's just not enough. They're
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  not They're not They're not racially
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  inclusive enough and or they're mean to
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  women. The same [ __ ] 2016
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  Bernie bro [ __ ]
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  Oh, these guys are all misogynistic
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  online. No, here is the reality.
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  The DSA, and I'm not even a member of
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  the DSA, and it's not even just about
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  them, cuz there's other ones who who are
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  part of this sort of insurgent left
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  flank. Um Abdul El-Sayed, for example,
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  is not officially DSA. He's a Democrat,
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  but, you know, this for wha- whatever
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  you want to say what DSA represents,
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  their campaigns are being run on kitchen
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  table issues, and they're popular,
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  overwhelmingly, polling shows with
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  independents.
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  That is where the magic is. People don't
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  believe the Dems are going to do
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  anything anymore because we know that
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  they won't other than stand with Israel
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  and then stand with billionaires. That's
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  it. That's what they're going to do. And
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  why is that what they're going to do?
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  Because that's all they've ever done.
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  They cannot be remade in a different way
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  unless you just completely change over
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  leadership and
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  all manner.
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  But you get the point like that they
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  have been undressed the flank of of the
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  left saying, "Hey, we believe in, you
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  know, not having forever wars in the
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  Middle East and being able to fund
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  programs that make life better
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  domestically." The Dems don't they hate
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  that.
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  They hate that. They don't want to
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  deliver on these things and they surely
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  do not want to deliver on reigning in
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  Israel.
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  Despite the fact that the base is 80/20
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  on wanting them to cut all ties and aid
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  or cut all aid and financing to to
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  Israel.
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  80/20 with the Dem base. 80/20. And this
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  is the reality. What the truth is is
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  that people like Bill Maher or Jon
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  Fetterman or Representative Gottheimer
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  or you who whoever you would like to
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  name that is like, you know, Van Jones,
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  they want you to believe what is really
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  happening here is that a bunch of people
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  who are crazy are getting a look because
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  what they want to do is they want to
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  abolish prisons and they want to abolish
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  police and they want to abolish borders.
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  Meanwhile, when you pay attention to the
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  what their campaigns are saying, what
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  they're running on and what voters are
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  voting them for, it has not a [ __ ]
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  thing to do with it. The thing that they
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  are voting for them on
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  is all the things I've already
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  mentioned, which the Dems do not want.
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  They do not want to deliver health care.
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  They do not want to deliver affordable
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  education. They do not want to rein in
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  billionaires. They do not want to rein
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  in Israel. They don't want to do any of
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  it. They have no plans to do any of it
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  and everybody can see it and they're
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  looking around being like, "Yeah, you're
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  insufficiently racially inclusive."
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  [ __ ] you're about to get [ __ ]
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  replaced.
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  Can't wait. You got Neera Tanden on
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  [ __ ] Twitter all day trying to argue.
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  I feel like Bane in Batman. She's out
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  there trying to argue like, you know,
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  this is the party that has proven that
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  centrism wins. And I want to look at her
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  and be like, do you feel in charge? Do
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  you feel in charge?
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  Do you feel in charge? Look at where all
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  the energy is. It's in the opposite
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  direction of everything you recommend.
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  She's the head of a Center for American
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  Progress, a think tank here.
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  Long time Clintonite.
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  They are terrified of a world where from
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  the left flank, people will act like New
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  Deal Dems and actually do what they say.
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  They don't want a world, the existing
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  corporate Democratic Party, they don't
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  want a world where Israel's anything
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  other than what it is right now or or
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  more.
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  They don't want another world.
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  They're okay with the genocide.
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  Again, back to Neera Tanden. She was
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  like, well, I don't know if El-Sayed can
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  beat Rogers in Michigan. Oh, I guess I
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  got to go vote I mean, I'm not in
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  Michigan, but you know, I guess I got to
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  go vote for Haley Stevens. Let's see
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  let's check who's taking money from
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  AIPAC to the tune of her campaign
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  anyway, roughly 30 million [ __ ]
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  dollars in this race.
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  What are we What are we What are we
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  talking about here?
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  Like, I just have to support a person
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  like that? Nope.
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  They want you They want to leverage vote
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  blue no matter who over everyone. And
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  I'm I'm [ __ ] done. That party has
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  brought ruin to themselves and the
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  world. They have no moral or practical
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  or electoral ground to to look down on
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  the part of the Like, you would think
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  they would want to embrace the insurgent
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  part of where the energy is within the
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  broader movement and for the reasons
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  it's being embraced because it's winning
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  not just with the that portion of the
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  left, but across all of the voter base
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  on the left and among independents. And
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  then some of this stuff wins with the
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  right, too.
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  Stuff like rating in Israel and whatnot.
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  They're terrified, brother.
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  They're terrified. They're [ __ ]
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  terrified. Bill Maher being like, "I
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  might have to vote Republican." Let me
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  get this straight. You said that J.D.
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  Vance to J.D. Vance's face, you said
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  that voting
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  uh
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  J.D. Vance has never once said Donald
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  Trump lost the 2020 election. And you
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  even said to him, "The election denial
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  [ __ ] you have to cut it out." And you
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  would vote for him
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  over someone from the insurgent left who
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  is running on unions, affordable health
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  care,
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  and cutting aid to Israel.
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  And the answer is yes.
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  He would.
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  That's exactly what he thinks. That's
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  exactly what he believes.
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  They would rather partner diet MAGA.
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  They would rather partner with the right
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  than partner with their own left flank.
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  Despite where all the electoral energy
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  is clearly coming from.
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  [ __ ] cowards, one and all. And more
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  to the point, even if none of that was
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  true,
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  like they they they have no plans on
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  delivering anything.
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  They don't want to deliver. They're not
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  going to deliver. They've never
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  delivered.
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  They have brought ruin to the world, and
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  they want to crush the one in the one
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  burgeoning area of interest. Like look
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  with like the Democratic brand what what
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  is it pull like single digits in terms
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  of favorability?
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  And they got the balls to be like,
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  "Yeah, we're the ones in charge." You're
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  the one in charge?
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  For now, maybe.
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  Top G arrested, flags at half-staff at
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  UFC PI. People get this wrong. They
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  think that Dana They think Dana White
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  greeted him at a UFC event. He did not.
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  He greeted him at a Power Slap event.
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  But, you know, the whole like long big
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  portions of the right have lined up
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  behind him.
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  Dude,
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  [ __ ] the Tate's former lawyer
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  is in the Trump administration now.
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  What's his name? In Gracia?
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  Paul in Gracia, he like that's Trump's
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  that's Tate's former [ __ ] attorney.
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  Dude, how about all the MMA fighters who
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  posed with this [ __ ] these two
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  clowns?
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  Right? And all the people who were like
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  try and these guys they have they have
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  good ideas. They have good ideas if
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  you're the dumbest [ __ ] alive.
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  They have good ideas if you can't tell
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  the difference between strength and
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  absolute poison.
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  Like oh, what what's better to drink?
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  This water or pure bleach? They'll sell
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  you on pure bleach every time. And then
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  people be like, what do you mean you
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  don't like pure bleach? Well,
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  I mean just the most [ __ ] insane
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  ideas ever with an incredibly sketchy
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  background at a bare minimum. And then
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  people being like, yeah, these guys are
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  [ __ ] Do you know how disreputable that
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  is?
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  I cannot
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  like that is such a disqualifying thing
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  to me
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  that um
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  you know, the lack of judgment the the
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  multiple layers of the lack of judgment
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  like hey, this guy might be bad news.
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  There's worth keeping some distance.
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  Obviously, they're facing actual
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  criminal
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  uh charges in multiple countries at this
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  point. Um
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  there's so much what we already has been
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  released on camera evidence of him kind
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  of describing and discussing and even
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  engaging in behavior that
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  can lead to and has led to criminal
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  charges.
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  Uh to say nothing of what we don't even
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  know. Did you see the New Yorker profile
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  on him and all the charges and like all
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  the ways in which they put together
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  pieces of evidence to look at his trail
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  of violence with women he was engaging
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  in at the time. [ __ ] bananas. Like
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  the layers of like you have to be a
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  moral black hole to defend something
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  like that. And then to just not even
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  understand from like a risk assessment
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  like what I mean protecting your
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  identity and brand I should say. Like to
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  just engage with that just absolute no
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  judgment at all.