Cabot Phillips

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8,668 appearances 270 recordings 6 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 4d ago

Cabot Phillips’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Hong has in the past called for canceling Thanksgiving, defunding the police, abolishing the Senate, and combating whiteness, despite the fact that her own son is half-white.
She said that that made her uncomfortable.
And in the end, she ultimately underperformed in white working-class areas of Wisconsin and did not make up enough ground in college towns.
Like Madison.
Is that actually true?
Yeah, to be fair, um, when you're compared to someone like Francesca Hong, um, anyone would look like a moderate.
That's not too much of an exaggeration.
Right.
Uh, but the term moderate uh does require a little bit of a closer look here.
Uh Crowley has his own fair share of far-left skeletons in the closet, despite his moderate billing on the ballot.
During the unrest of 2020, post-Torge Floyd, for example, he went all in supporting the Black Lives Matter movement, calling
Racism, the quote, real public health crisis.
After George Floyd's death, he praised Colin Kaepernick's national anthem protest.
He suggested that professional sports should shut down nationwide until the country achieved racial justice.
He's also said that defunding the police was a quote conversation we're going to have to have.
He's advocated for driver's licenses and free college tuition for illegal immigrants.
He said that law enforcement should be banned from asking about immigration status.
And more recently on the campaign trail, he said that referring to him as an establishment candidate was a quote racial slur.
Have a listen.
But perhaps most importantly, uh, Crowley clearly does not see himself as a moderate.
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