Amanda Carpenter
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Like, okay, that is a normal policy. They are entitled to advance that. You may have political disagreements with it, but that's within the bounds of what an administration is entitled to do in terms of like policies.
Like, okay, that is a normal policy. They are entitled to advance that. You may have political disagreements with it, but that's within the bounds of what an administration is entitled to do in terms of like policies.
Like, okay, that is a normal policy. They are entitled to advance that. You may have political disagreements with it, but that's within the bounds of what an administration is entitled to do in terms of like policies.
That is much different than Kash Patel coming in and saying, I have an enemy's list and I am going to essentially harass them, use taxpayer resources against them for the purposes of sidelining them as political opponents. and obstacles to our power, right? Like those are two different things.
That is much different than Kash Patel coming in and saying, I have an enemy's list and I am going to essentially harass them, use taxpayer resources against them for the purposes of sidelining them as political opponents. and obstacles to our power, right? Like those are two different things.
That is much different than Kash Patel coming in and saying, I have an enemy's list and I am going to essentially harass them, use taxpayer resources against them for the purposes of sidelining them as political opponents. and obstacles to our power, right? Like those are two different things.
And being able to tell the difference amid all the challenges that we have coming, I think is going to be absolutely critical in terms of maintaining a productive means of prioritizing the threats.
And being able to tell the difference amid all the challenges that we have coming, I think is going to be absolutely critical in terms of maintaining a productive means of prioritizing the threats.
And being able to tell the difference amid all the challenges that we have coming, I think is going to be absolutely critical in terms of maintaining a productive means of prioritizing the threats.
There's different roles for different organizations, different people, different sectors of civil society. A lot of this is silly, but yeah, like, should we let this go? But okay, part of maintaining that competitive electoral profile means not waiting until 26 and 28.
There's different roles for different organizations, different people, different sectors of civil society. A lot of this is silly, but yeah, like, should we let this go? But okay, part of maintaining that competitive electoral profile means not waiting until 26 and 28.
There's different roles for different organizations, different people, different sectors of civil society. A lot of this is silly, but yeah, like, should we let this go? But okay, part of maintaining that competitive electoral profile means not waiting until 26 and 28.
My sort of question, which is outside my lane at PD, is where are the platforms that the Democrats, because we only have a two-party system, we only have two options essentially in every ballot, right? What are they doing to foster and cultivate talent in order to be ready for that moment?
My sort of question, which is outside my lane at PD, is where are the platforms that the Democrats, because we only have a two-party system, we only have two options essentially in every ballot, right? What are they doing to foster and cultivate talent in order to be ready for that moment?
My sort of question, which is outside my lane at PD, is where are the platforms that the Democrats, because we only have a two-party system, we only have two options essentially in every ballot, right? What are they doing to foster and cultivate talent in order to be ready for that moment?
And what that should mean is where are the events and things happening where people can have answers to this and say things like, okay, you want to go to Greenland? Like, show me how much it's going to cost. Like, come back and put the burden, the burden of Trump was sort of something I'm thinking about. Like, put the burden back on Trump. He throws all kinds of stuff back out there.
And what that should mean is where are the events and things happening where people can have answers to this and say things like, okay, you want to go to Greenland? Like, show me how much it's going to cost. Like, come back and put the burden, the burden of Trump was sort of something I'm thinking about. Like, put the burden back on Trump. He throws all kinds of stuff back out there.
And what that should mean is where are the events and things happening where people can have answers to this and say things like, okay, you want to go to Greenland? Like, show me how much it's going to cost. Like, come back and put the burden, the burden of Trump was sort of something I'm thinking about. Like, put the burden back on Trump. He throws all kinds of stuff back out there.
And I was inspired, you know, listening to you speak about this the other day. Say, okay, bring me the proposal. We have out-of-control debt. You can't pass a tax bill. You want to go buy Greenland? You think that's a great idea? But that isn't the ground we necessarily fight on. But I always look back to how did the Tea Party movement... gained such power. It did not happen overnight.
And I was inspired, you know, listening to you speak about this the other day. Say, okay, bring me the proposal. We have out-of-control debt. You can't pass a tax bill. You want to go buy Greenland? You think that's a great idea? But that isn't the ground we necessarily fight on. But I always look back to how did the Tea Party movement... gained such power. It did not happen overnight.