Batya Ungar-Sargon

who were willing to hide from the American people when they had access to how bad the situation was, when it became clear during the debate, then sort of stabbing him in the back and now trying to say, well, we knew all along, or he was the reason, or he's the problem. There's something about that that I find to be Just so deeply offensive and horrifying.

who were willing to hide from the American people when they had access to how bad the situation was, when it became clear during the debate, then sort of stabbing him in the back and now trying to say, well, we knew all along, or he was the reason, or he's the problem. There's something about that that I find to be Just so deeply offensive and horrifying.

who were willing to hide from the American people when they had access to how bad the situation was, when it became clear during the debate, then sort of stabbing him in the back and now trying to say, well, we knew all along, or he was the reason, or he's the problem. There's something about that that I find to be Just so deeply offensive and horrifying.

So even the Democrats now admitting it, I find myself not wanting to say, oh, finally, you came around. I find myself wanting to say, like, how dare you now, like, act like he was the problem. He never would have gotten this far if not for his enablers.

So even the Democrats now admitting it, I find myself not wanting to say, oh, finally, you came around. I find myself wanting to say, like, how dare you now, like, act like he was the problem. He never would have gotten this far if not for his enablers.

So even the Democrats now admitting it, I find myself not wanting to say, oh, finally, you came around. I find myself wanting to say, like, how dare you now, like, act like he was the problem. He never would have gotten this far if not for his enablers.

Yeah, definitely. And the fact that he and so many of the other elites had so little faith in her as a candidate, I think made a lot of people feel some type of way about the switcheroo that ultimately ended up happening. I think there are a lot of people who feel like the better path would have been for him to simply say, you know what, I'm going to pull this through. I got in this long.

Yeah, definitely. And the fact that he and so many of the other elites had so little faith in her as a candidate, I think made a lot of people feel some type of way about the switcheroo that ultimately ended up happening. I think there are a lot of people who feel like the better path would have been for him to simply say, you know what, I'm going to pull this through. I got in this long.

Yeah, definitely. And the fact that he and so many of the other elites had so little faith in her as a candidate, I think made a lot of people feel some type of way about the switcheroo that ultimately ended up happening. I think there are a lot of people who feel like the better path would have been for him to simply say, you know what, I'm going to pull this through. I got in this long.

I'm not going to take away from the 14 million people who voted for me, their franchise effectively, and put in somebody just because that is where the elite consensus ended up. And so if we get Donald Trump, we'll get Donald Trump.

I'm not going to take away from the 14 million people who voted for me, their franchise effectively, and put in somebody just because that is where the elite consensus ended up. And so if we get Donald Trump, we'll get Donald Trump.

I'm not going to take away from the 14 million people who voted for me, their franchise effectively, and put in somebody just because that is where the elite consensus ended up. And so if we get Donald Trump, we'll get Donald Trump.

And I think a lot of that has to do with the fact that the Democrats, again, to avoid dealing with their failures, to cater to the working class, their working class base, the way that they allowed themselves to become convinced that Trump was this unique threat, and then painted themselves into a corner where they call him Hitler every day, effectively calling 80 million Americans Nazis, right?

And I think a lot of that has to do with the fact that the Democrats, again, to avoid dealing with their failures, to cater to the working class, their working class base, the way that they allowed themselves to become convinced that Trump was this unique threat, and then painted themselves into a corner where they call him Hitler every day, effectively calling 80 million Americans Nazis, right?

And I think a lot of that has to do with the fact that the Democrats, again, to avoid dealing with their failures, to cater to the working class, their working class base, the way that they allowed themselves to become convinced that Trump was this unique threat, and then painted themselves into a corner where they call him Hitler every day, effectively calling 80 million Americans Nazis, right?

People willing to vote for Hitler. So again, their hatred of him, to me, seems to be almost a reflection of their unwillingness to allow the electorate to choose against them, to vote against them. A fundamental unwillingness to accept that what they are offering is not popular just because it's what they are offering.

People willing to vote for Hitler. So again, their hatred of him, to me, seems to be almost a reflection of their unwillingness to allow the electorate to choose against them, to vote against them. A fundamental unwillingness to accept that what they are offering is not popular just because it's what they are offering.

People willing to vote for Hitler. So again, their hatred of him, to me, seems to be almost a reflection of their unwillingness to allow the electorate to choose against them, to vote against them. A fundamental unwillingness to accept that what they are offering is not popular just because it's what they are offering.

Because they all lied about it. So for one person to admit it is to admit that they lied. It's not just to admit that it happened. It's to admit that they were part of the cover-up. There's not a single one of them who wasn't engaged in this big facade, right?

Because they all lied about it. So for one person to admit it is to admit that they lied. It's not just to admit that it happened. It's to admit that they were part of the cover-up. There's not a single one of them who wasn't engaged in this big facade, right?