Angie Sullivan
speaker
70,983 appearances
479 recordings
4 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard yesterday
Angie Sullivan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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After he already called veterans suckers and losers, the Democrats have to reclaim these things.
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The Republicans don't get to claim them and lie about them and then not deliver on them.
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And then we just say, oh, that's a Republican issue.
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No, they're liars.
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They use these issues to inject them into the culture war to provide to people in middle America and and and places in America where both parties haven't delivered materially for them.
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And so what do they want to cling on to?
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They want to cling on like Obama said, gods and guns.
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And so they cling on to this idea that, oh, I support the troops.
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They died for my freedom.
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Which is a which is a great noble thing to support the people who serve in our military.
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But the Republicans don't support the troops.
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They start wars based on lies.
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And they send these young kids to the front lines and they die and then they deny them benefits.
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And then when they get so screwed up in the head.
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From being in war, they get back to the United States and they have mental health problems.
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30% of our homeless population are veterans.
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You've heard how the Republican Party thinks about homeless people.
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You heard Fox exterminate them, just get rid of them, the dehumanization of that is that supporting the troops?
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So we need to reclaim these really noble causes.
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Making government deliver for us in an efficient manner is not a Republican promise.
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