Post #39785 by WiltonKnight on the US Policy board

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I know these clips were selected for comic effect, but these are really pathetic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQxKVsFRp-w

With a few exceptions. Like the governor of Maine.

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With a few exceptions. Like the governor of Maine.
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THAT'S a big reason you have the government you have now.

I guess it was worth it.

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What was worth it?

Genuinely unsure of what you mean. And, I mean no offense, but a lot of the stuff you write makes no sense to me. You utilize a lot of short-cut terms that I often don't understand. Maybe I didn't encounter you during the genesis of these terms, since others seem to know from TMF. Dunno.

I have a pretty good idea of why Harris lost. And Dems are cursed with a messaging problem, given that their positions don't lend themselves well to one-liners. But those clips from the video, I'm sure cherry-picked for humor, were really pathetic. Cringe-worthy, though perhaps not as cringe-worthy as "they're eating the pets!". But still cringe-worthy.

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