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your support. All Right, so I want to move on

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from the specifics of what we were discussing in the last

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two hours. Wasn't planning on doing two hours, but you know,

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when the calls come, as they did, you go with it.

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You take the layup, as I was instructed a long

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time ago by a former program director, and it's good

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advice some days. Just take the layup. So anyway, the

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North Carolina legislature is now they've got hundreds of bills

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that have been filed and the deadline I think is

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today for them to fileow all of the bills and

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then they'll you know, work them through committees and everything else.

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One of the bills was Senate Bill five sixteen, which

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is a new push for protecting women's bathrooms and locker

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rooms and such, and so we covered that in the

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last two hours. But in response to that filing, Okay,

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want to highlight a couple of comments from from the

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chair of the North Carolina Democrat Party. Anderson Clayton is

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her name, and this is the young wiz kid dynamo.

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She got all of the publicity because she was this

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young girl who pulled off an upset in the Democrat

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chair race, like I guess two years ago maybe, and

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she became the youngest state party chair in America. And

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so she had, you know, a bunch of puff pieces

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written about her because you know media and how she was,

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you know, going to win back all of the the

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rural voters. She was going to win back rural North

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Carolina voters that had uh swung for Donald Trump. She

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was going to start making inroads because she is from

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Person County. See, She's from a rural area and so

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therefore she speaks the language of the rural deplorables. She

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did not say that, but she said she but she

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is from there, so she knows the rural issues, you know. Uh,

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And and you know, you really cut your teeth winning

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over the rural voters when you work for Elizabeth Warren's campaign,

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for example, because Elizabeth Warren has her fingers on the

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pulse of the rural Trump voters and so and that

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didn't go well. So then she ended up with like

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the Kamala Harris campaign. And this was like before Harris

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was put on the vice presidential ticket, I believe. So anyway,

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that's where Clayton comes out of Person County. Oh she

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and here's I forgot key key strategy point. She says, y'all,

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that's it. That's like, so that is that is a

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key factor here. It shows that she is in touch

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with rural people because she says y'all, y'all. She says

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it like that. See, so there's that. There is apparently

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another prong in the multi prong approach to winning back

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the rural voters. And this other prong is to utilize

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lots and lots of words, bad words like and also

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and for good measure, you're throw in a couple of

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and right. See so that's how you win the hearts

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and minds of all the Trumpists. The strategy is going

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very well, by the way, very very well. In fact,

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it's going so well Republicans are now on pace to

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surpass Democrats by voter registration come August, a little bit

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earlier than anticipated. But you know what, maybe just use

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a couple more and and it's going to be than fine.

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It's really I think it yeah much success. So keeping

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with this strategy, Anderson Clayton in response to the filing

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of the bill about the bathrooms, here is what she

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posted onto the Twitter machine formerly known as x quote.

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I say this with my full chest the Republican legislators

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who would rather attack communities than do their jobs and

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protect them. How about we house people, feed them, help

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them get health care. Why can't we take care of

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the people. You have complete and total power in the state.

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That's not true. And instead of focusing on economic development

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across rural North Carolina, how to revitalize communities or I

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don't know, how to not have a budget deficit two

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years from now because of corporate tax cuts Republicans have

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doled out. You don't dole out tax cuts. It's just

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people don't pay. There's no doling out of tax cuts.

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People just keep their money. This woman, anyway, Republics are

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focused on what harming people and hurting our economy. Meanwhile,

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Democrats dropped four pieces of legislation today alone to solve

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the housing crisis in our state. Again, what other Republican

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priorities if not the people of North Carolina. One of

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the bills, by the way, is to raise the minimum

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wage to like twenty two dollars an hour. But right,

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so that's the strategy, is to curse a lot more,

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curse more, although I do in just reading this again,

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I realize she did not say y'all in her statement.

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She did not. I don't know. It might speak to authenticity,

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but this is very popular on the left. It's just

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you know, ranting and raving and you know, asking these

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questions as if she's engaged in some sort of a

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socratic exercise, and she is not. She is not because

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the very first thing she does is construct a false dichotomy,

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a false choice, which is legislators Republicans would rather attack

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than do their jobs to protect that. That's not that's

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not the Those aren't the only options here. Number one.

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That's a false choice. They would rather attack rather than

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do their jobs and protect right. Protecting women is what

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Republicans are doing. That community, if you will, that community

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of women which is like slightly more than half of

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the population. As a matter of fact, those are the

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people that the Republicans are working to protect with this legislation.

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Now you can disagree that it does that, but that's

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what Republicans are doing with the legislation number one, number two.

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They're not attacking anybody in that legislation. There's no attack

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on anybody. Then she starts throwing out, where do we

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do there's other things that the left wants to do.

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Why how about we house people? We do? We do?

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Like there are all sorts of government programs that help

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to support housing people that are homeless all over the state,

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all over the country. As a matter of fact, tons

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and tons and tons of money. How many trillions have

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we spent on the Great Society programs and the New

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Deal programs? Right, So that does occur. So once again

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another red herring or a false choice. There feed them, Well,

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we know we do that, right. There's lots of money

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that goes to free and reduced lunch programs at school,

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free breakfast and stuff. Even when the kids aren't even

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in school, they get fed, right, the SNAP programs and stuff.

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So there are all sorts of ways that we do

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this not to mention the amount of the private sector

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that takes care of these same sorts of issues, the

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nonprofit sector that raises millions and millions of dollars for

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these types of efforts. Right, But note like her answer

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to all of this is more money for government, because

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this is how the left gets off. This is what

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they want. They like to be seen as caring more

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than you, caring more about the unhoused population or the

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you know people, you know, the people who need assistance

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for food. They want to be seen as as caring more.

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It doesn't actually matter if the programs work, and it

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doesn't matter if the programs are being defrauded. That's why

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the left doesn't even care. Like all the doge stuff

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going on, the state level effort called Dave right, the

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left doesn't care about that stuff because that's not what

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gets them off. What they like is the little dopamine

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hits that they get when they know other people have

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seen or heard them advocate for helping other people. That's

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what they like. That's that's it's the juice. And so

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this because there's no cost to them here to say

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these things. You can do all of these things. Anderson Clayton.

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You can do all of these things yourself, right, rather

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than volunteer and work for Democrat campaigns, you could go

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volunteer for food banks. You could volunteer to provide nonprofit assistance.

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You could fundraise for a church that does soup kitchen work.

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You can do all of these things with your own

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spare time, and it's voluntary. In fact, conservatives can tell

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you how to do this because they have way more

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experience doing it than the left does. I mean, that's

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so cussing and saying y'all and false dichotomies. That is

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the strategy from the North Carolina Democrat Party Chair Anderson

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Clayton on the Twitter Now. The party also put out

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another statement because look, they are going to use this

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anyway they can, right because they got high on their

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own supply on the House Bill two nine years ago.

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They were all about it. Roy Cooper raised all this

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money from outside the state, and this is now their model.

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They're going to try to replay it. And I'm sure

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they think this is going to lead to electoral improvements

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in the state. I am not so sure. I kind

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of feel like the vibe has shifted a tad since

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HB two nine years ago, but maybe maybe not. Here's

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the statement from the state Party that they attribute to

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Anderson Clayton as well. She says the title of the

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bill is Women's Safety and Protection Act, and that pisces

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me off. Mm hm, you want to protect women? Whoa, whoa? Whoa?

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Whoa whoa? What do you mean by women? Who are

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you calling women? You want to protect women? How about

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addressing North Carolina's maternal mortality rate, which is higher than

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the national average. You want to protect women. Thirty five

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percent of North Carolina women have experienced intimate partner violence

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and or sexual violence. Yeah, that's actually part of the

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reason why they're doing the safe space is protection for women,

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to try to keep those numbers from getting larger as

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I went over last years. Then she says, how about

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you do something about that instead of making it easier

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for domestic abusers to buy and carry guns. See, actually,

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if if you're a domestic abuser, you don't actually you're

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not allowed by a gun, that you're a prohibited purchaser.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: I don't know if she knows that. It's one of

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the other things I have learned over the years whenever

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we discuss the gun issue. Is that so many people

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on the left do not know actually what the laws

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are when it comes to guns. Anyway, Then there was

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this This is from libs of TikTok. They posted a

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picture of Alison Doll. She is a Democrat state lawmaker

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who wants to She introduced legislation to repeal the Parents'

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Bill of Rights in North Carolina, and she introduced a

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bill to allow kids to get the gender surgeries, right

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to get the sex change operations. And Alison Dahl, if

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you've never seen her, she looks a little unusual. And

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these are all her choices. And I'm not saying this

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to be me. These are all choices she has made.

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And if you go to the website of the North

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Carolina Legislature, you will see her photo. She chose to

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wear this stuff. She chose to dye her hair pink,

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to wear pink earrings, to wear a pink bandana wrapped

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like a scarf, tied off like a scarf around her neck,

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and to wear a pink top. So she's got a

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whole pink thing going. Oh, and the really large framed

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pink glasses, fat frame pink glasses, as is the uniform

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of the leftist female in our modern era. And so

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the libs of TikTok posted this picture up and this

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got a lot of interaction, a lot of people mocking

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Alison Dahl's appearance. I am not doing that. I'm just

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saying that there was mockery involved. And so Anderson Clayton

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takes to the Twitter machine and says, quote, I don't

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know about y'all. There it is, but I thing love

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Alison Dall. She don't. She won't take from little bullies.

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There it is. And by the way, in case you

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are wondering, yes, cussing is the strategy. Politico reported it.

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Speaker 2: All right.

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Speaker 1: If you're listening to this show, you know I try

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to keep up with all sorts of current events, and

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earlier this month in their Politico Playbook feature where they

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have a bunch of different topics and stuff. It's like,

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I guess, almost like a morning news blast or something,

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and the headline is frustrated Dems unleash the F bombs.

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So it is not our imagination that Democrats seem to

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be cussing up a blue streak, no pun intended. It

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is not our imagination. They are doing this more and more,

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and apparently they think this is a good strategy. I

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don't know why, but they think it's a good strategy.

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In the earliest weeks of Trump's second term, Democrats have

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careened from strategy to strategy to respond to him, often ineffectually.

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By the way, That's one of the reasons why you're

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seeing these bizarre responses and tactics is that they don't

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know They literally do not know how to behave right now.

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They don't know what the winning strategy is. They're trying

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to figure something out. I would submit part of their

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problem is that they have short circuited their messaging signals

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because the media is so closely allied with them and

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their political philosophy that they don't get their required feedback

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necessary in order to course correct see Republicans do. Republicans

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get it all the time. Republicans get criticized for all things,

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so they're constantly getting the feedback, and sometimes the feedback

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is correct. Sometimes the criticism is correct, that allows them

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to then course correct. Now sometimes it's not. And so

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over the years, Republicans have become more adept at filtering

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out the stuff that doesn't matter, and that has caused

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a lot of frustration on the left because some of

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their attack messaging doesn't work. But the problem the Democrats

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have is that when they get beaten, they don't know why,

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and so then they try different stuff, and they get

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a free pass to try all of these things, but

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it takes too long for the feedback. For example, it

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takes too long for the feedback to arrive, like one

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of the things that we're just seeing. Now, what's her face,

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Jasmine Crockett? Right, Please, Democrats, please keep this woman as

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the face of your party. Thank you. Uh oh, well,

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they probably won't know that I said that. All right,

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I take it back. Do not make this woman in

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the face of your party, Democrats. Okay, So this is

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a Democrat out of Texas, and she called her governor,

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who is a Republican, Greg Abbott. She called him hot wheels.

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Why he's in a wheelchair? Greg Abbott's in a wheelchair,

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She called him hot wheels. And the attendees of the

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Human Rights Campaign, which is an LGBT activist big time

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you know, donors and stuff over there. The audience roared

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with applause and laughter when she called them that. The

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left does this all the time. They mock people with

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disabilities like this. This is And by the way, I

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did call out Donald Trump, just for the record, because

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I know lefties will ask I did call out Donald Trump,

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and I will maintain to this day Donald Trump was

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in fact mocking that reporter when he did the pantomime

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of the palsy behavior. He yes, he was. I don't

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have any doubt that he was mocking that guy. Now

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you can arrive at a different opinion, but that's my opinion,

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just like it's my opinion that Jasmine Crockett was referring

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to the governor in the wheelchairs hot wheels because of

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his disability. That's why she called him that, And that's

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what the left calls him. You know what they used

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to call Madison callthorn up in western North Carolina, also

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in a wheelchair. The left up in Asheville used to

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call him Sittler. That's what they called him, right, They

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mocked him for his disability. Right now, Jasmin Crockett is

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out there trying to clean this up, saying she was

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referring to him as hot wheels because he uses buses

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and planes to transport legal immigrants out of the state.

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Planes notoriously known for the wheels. Yes, that's the thing

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about planes, right, you think plane, you think wheel right. No,

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I don't believe her excuse on that. I believe that

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the obvious intent and reference is the obvious answer. She's

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also been cussing up a blue streak, and this is

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the reason why others are doing it. She is doing it.

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The one unifying thread, according to Politico, as the Democrats

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try to invigorate their connection to the American voter has

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been a reach for profanity. Democrats are cursing up a storm.

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The breadth of the swearing is unmistakable, newly fashionable among

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members of a party in the wilderness who are looking

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for shortcuts to authenticity to channel voters rage. See this

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is this is part of the issue. You're trying to

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come across as quote authentic, and I'm going to be

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authentic by cursing. Here's the problem. If you don't authentically curse,

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if it's not in your vocabulary, you don't normally do that,

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it comes across really stupid sounding, which is what happened

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when one of these Democrat, Congresswoman Maxine Dexter said, quote,

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I don't swear in public very well, but we have

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to bleep Trump and then said, don't tell my children.

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I just did that, and that's kind of it's an

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awkward way to phrase that. It landed less like a

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diss and more like a proposition. Yeah, whoa, whoa, whoa?

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You want to what Trump? That's not But this is

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a Democrat rally, right, What are you guys talking about?

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It's not just the swearing. Democrats have another game plan.

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According to The New York Times, you know what it is,

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talking sports. Oh man, They're going to talk about all

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the sports and the sports thing and such. They've got

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lots of stuff about sports they're gonna talk about. So

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that's it. So swearing and sports. I think Democrats. I

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Let's talk with Chris.

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Speaker 2: Hello, Chris, Hey, Pete real quick, so on the whole

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thing with Jasmin Crockett and I forgive me about it.

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I can't remember when it was actually said, but I

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remember Jabe Vance saying something to the effect of, we

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need to stop being a paraphrasey, we needn't stop being

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so sensitive about show. And I think it was referring

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to something that happened either at the inauguration parties or

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something prior to when Trump was a nark rator where

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somebody told a joke and it was a borderline a

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racist joke or an intensive joke, and JD Vance kind

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of defended it by saying, you know, we need to

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stop being this is a joke. And my point is

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what Jasmin Crockett said. I mean, I I honestly think

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that in this climate because of not just because of

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what Jadie Vance said, but it wasn't a tasteless joke.

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In his words, we need to stop being so sensitive

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about it. I'm sure there was no malicious intent in

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no joke.

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Speaker 1: No, no, making fun of a paraplegic is a totally

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fair game. I got it.

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Speaker 2: I mean it make I mean yeah, I mean if.

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Speaker 1: You can't mock a guy for losing the use of

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his legs, who can you mock?

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Speaker 3: Am?

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Speaker 2: I right, Chris, okay, but what but what do comedians do?

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Speaker 1: Yeah?

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Speaker 2: You get it.

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Speaker 1: So is Jasmine Crockett a comedian now? Because comedians are

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actually funny, She's she's not funny. It wasn't that. The

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thing is, it's not that's not a that's not a joke.

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That's that's mockery. Right, it's an insult.

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Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, but we've had into before from from both sides,

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and up until now, at least up until now, nobody's

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made a fuss about it.

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Speaker 1: Until now, nobody's made a fuss about it.

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Speaker 2: Nobody's made a fuss.

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Speaker 1: What are you talking about? Anytime?

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Speaker 3: Anybody?

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Speaker 1: What do you talk?

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Speaker 2: Do you?

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Speaker 1: I just gave you one example of all the fuss

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that was made about Donald Trump mocking the disabled.

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Speaker 2: Reporter, and nobody and nobody on the right said Jack,

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what are you talking about? Nobody on the right said Jack?

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Speaker 1: Would you would you would you consider would you consider

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me to be on Chris? Would you consider me to

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be on the right? Mostly yes, Yeah, So I I

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gave Donald Trump a whole bunch of crap about it.

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Speaker 2: Okay, so, but I mean knowing that, knowing the character

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of somebody that tells the tape of joke like that,

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did you elect him as president?

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Speaker 3: Not?

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Speaker 1: The first two times he ran, I did not vote

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for him. The first two times he ran.

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Speaker 2: Well, unlike the majority of Americans did not care about

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the about the dialect.

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Speaker 1: No this right, this time, they didn't the previous two times,

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they did not get the majority of Americans did not

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vote for him. Right, He lost the popular vote in

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each of the last two. In his first two elections,

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he won the majority though, So after all that the

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American people had seen, they did decide, Yes, you are

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correct that that stuff doesn't matter to them as much

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as all of these other issues do. Right, exactly, right,

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So right, so now yes, open season.

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 1: So, look, if you want to advocate for a for

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a standard where you mock people's disabilities, if you would

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like to advocate for that, then go for it.

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Speaker 2: I have a disability and people make jokes about.

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Speaker 1: Every day, right, So if you would like that to

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be the standard for the society to treat people with

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disabilities like that, then then you are free to do so.

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I do not agree with that. I would prefer we

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have a society that does not mock people for disabilities.

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That's the standard that I'm trying to set and buy.

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So I would think that that that would be a

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better society to live in. So I try to keep

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that same standard. But I understand you may have a

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different opinion.

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Speaker 2: But unfortunately that's not the world that we live in.

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And that's not the world that has been created.

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Speaker 1: The world that we live in is made up in

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part by what we do. You have the ability to

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affect the world you live in, as do I. That's

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why I say the things I say. Right, So, if

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you would like there to be a world where people

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are not mocked for their disabilities, then you can be

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that change. You can live by that standard, and you

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can advocate a consistent application of the standard. That's it. Like,

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I'm not disagreeing with you, Chris, Like, if you want

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to lament the mockery, that's I'm with you. I don't

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like that. I don't want to see that, but I

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also am willing to say it on when it's happening

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on both sides. And I think that the I think

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the comment that jd Vance was talking about was the

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U the Pocahontas line about Elizabeth Warren, which is right,

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So that is that that is not a disability. In fact,

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it was a lie she told in order to take

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advantage of career opportunities at the expense of a minority group.

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So that's not actually a racist slur or anything like that.

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It wasn't like that there is a difference there but

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I look, I appreciate the call, Chris, I don't. I

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would like to see a standard in our society where

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we don't mock people for their disabilities. So I'm holding

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Crockett to the same standard that I held Donald Trump to. John,

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Welcome to the show, Hello John.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Hey Pete. A couple issues real quick. So the

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issue with the Democrats swearing you're right, they don't know

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what to do, so they think the way to be

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tough on Trump is to swear. They're out of other

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good options. It seems like apathetic.

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Speaker 1: It seems like that, Yeah, like, oh, I'm a tough guy.

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I can use the cuss word.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know any other reason, because there's no Well,

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they say oise.

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Speaker 1: They say the Politico piece seems to talk it up

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to they don't mention what you just said about acting tough.

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But I tend to agree with you. I think that's

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probably part of it, if not the majority of it.

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But they also claim that it's about being authentic, that

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this is it's a sort of a it's like a

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code that goes out, you know, to the audience that look,

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I'm authentic because I'm cursing.

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Speaker 3: Oh, they're trying to reach out to the to the

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working guy. I guess using uh, which also doesn't make sense. Well, listen,

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can I go back to the bathroom bill?

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Speaker 2: I don't.

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Speaker 3: I didn't listen to all of your thing, and I

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don't really know exactly what it is, but I just

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want to go through a scenario so I make sure

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I understand. So you have a you have a say,

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for instance, a woman who is transitioning to a man, right,

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so she dresses like a man, she looks like a man, right,

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and so this law will say, no, you have to

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go into the woman's bathroom because you were born a woman.

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So she goes into the woman's he she goes into

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the women's bathroom. All the women are like, oh my god,

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there's a man in here. They go tell their husbands.

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The next thing you know, this woman who is transitioning

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to be a man is being confronted, maybe even assaulted

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by a group of husbands who think there's a man

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going into a woman's bathroom. Don't you think that's a

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potential problem.

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Speaker 1: It could be.

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Speaker 3: I think it's a big problem.

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Speaker 1: Oh, I don't think it's a big problem. And if

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we're using the standard, if we're john if we're using no,

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if we're using the so if we're using the standard

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of the left that it's a small percentage of the population,

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it's a tiny little group of people, so the issue

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doesn't really matter, then your issue wouldn't matter either.

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Speaker 3: Well, what the I think what the problem is? What

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what the bill seems to be saying is not only

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you know, do you have to go back to your

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biological sets, but you have to change your looks too,

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because otherwise.

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Speaker 1: It doesn't say that, right, No, it doesn't say that either.

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I would encourage you to read the bill or go

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back and listen to the podcast for the first two

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hours because we went in depth. I read portions of

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the bill, and we took a lot of phone calls,

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some of whom advocated what you I think are espousing

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on this issue. But I said at the beginning, we

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have competing rights, competing issues interest and that's going to

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have to be resolved. So I appreciate the call. All right,

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that'll do it for this episode. Thank you so much

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for listening. I could not do the show without your

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