Chuck Klosterman

Like if Ohio State plays Michigan and it's 28-3 at halftime and half the crowd leaves and then the end, the final score ends up being like 31-24. It still feels like a blowout. That's kind of how it was. Like, I think some people felt like, I'm gonna have to stay up all night to see who wins this election. And it was over so quickly.

Like if Ohio State plays Michigan and it's 28-3 at halftime and half the crowd leaves and then the end, the final score ends up being like 31-24. It still feels like a blowout. That's kind of how it was. Like, I think some people felt like, I'm gonna have to stay up all night to see who wins this election. And it was over so quickly.

It kind of creates the sense that it was a bigger blowout than it was. I just, I guess now I'm pretty skeptical of this idea. You're saying like, well, if they had done this messaging, Or if they had sort of been better at explaining this, it would have... I feel maybe people now are just voting for full administrations, one of which they felt was moving left, one of which was moving right.

It kind of creates the sense that it was a bigger blowout than it was. I just, I guess now I'm pretty skeptical of this idea. You're saying like, well, if they had done this messaging, Or if they had sort of been better at explaining this, it would have... I feel maybe people now are just voting for full administrations, one of which they felt was moving left, one of which was moving right.

It kind of creates the sense that it was a bigger blowout than it was. I just, I guess now I'm pretty skeptical of this idea. You're saying like, well, if they had done this messaging, Or if they had sort of been better at explaining this, it would have... I feel maybe people now are just voting for full administrations, one of which they felt was moving left, one of which was moving right.

And the sense is, we've just gone too far left. We need to tack back the other way. I think that's probably what it was. That's why I say like I really doubt it would have made a difference if there had been an open primary, if Trump had been killed and Nikki Haley or whatever had taken over or J.D. Vance had been the candidate. I think that people were going to vote not about the person,

And the sense is, we've just gone too far left. We need to tack back the other way. I think that's probably what it was. That's why I say like I really doubt it would have made a difference if there had been an open primary, if Trump had been killed and Nikki Haley or whatever had taken over or J.D. Vance had been the candidate. I think that people were going to vote not about the person,

And the sense is, we've just gone too far left. We need to tack back the other way. I think that's probably what it was. That's why I say like I really doubt it would have made a difference if there had been an open primary, if Trump had been killed and Nikki Haley or whatever had taken over or J.D. Vance had been the candidate. I think that people were going to vote not about the person,

Because now it's so clear that these things are moving in diametrically different directions. There's just no overlap between the two policies at all, the two philosophies at all. To a degree that now it seems like there's probably more shared ideas among the citizenship than there are among the parties. That there's more things that Democrats and Republicans agree on

Because now it's so clear that these things are moving in diametrically different directions. There's just no overlap between the two policies at all, the two philosophies at all. To a degree that now it seems like there's probably more shared ideas among the citizenship than there are among the parties. That there's more things that Democrats and Republicans agree on

Because now it's so clear that these things are moving in diametrically different directions. There's just no overlap between the two policies at all, the two philosophies at all. To a degree that now it seems like there's probably more shared ideas among the citizenship than there are among the parties. That there's more things that Democrats and Republicans agree on

as people than they do as sort of political ideas. You know what I'm saying? Like there might be more things that people who seemingly have different political views actually go like, well, that's too much or that's like, I want this, you know. That they maybe have more shared values because the parties are incapable of sharing these values.

as people than they do as sort of political ideas. You know what I'm saying? Like there might be more things that people who seemingly have different political views actually go like, well, that's too much or that's like, I want this, you know. That they maybe have more shared values because the parties are incapable of sharing these values.

as people than they do as sort of political ideas. You know what I'm saying? Like there might be more things that people who seemingly have different political views actually go like, well, that's too much or that's like, I want this, you know. That they maybe have more shared values because the parties are incapable of sharing these values.

A great example of this is like all this like RFK food stuff, right? Like this idea, it's like we need to take all of these things out of Fruit Loops or whatever. We gotta, you know, why does Unsere Futter hat 19 Zutaten und in England die gleiche Produktion hat es vier.

A great example of this is like all this like RFK food stuff, right? Like this idea, it's like we need to take all of these things out of Fruit Loops or whatever. We gotta, you know, why does Unsere Futter hat 19 Zutaten und in England die gleiche Produktion hat es vier.

A great example of this is like all this like RFK food stuff, right? Like this idea, it's like we need to take all of these things out of Fruit Loops or whatever. We gotta, you know, why does Unsere Futter hat 19 Zutaten und in England die gleiche Produktion hat es vier.

If someone had said this was going to become an issue in 2024, 10 years ago, we would have assumed it was coming from the left, right? That seems like something the left wants to do. Like when Bloomberg was like, we can't have big pops at the movies or whatever. It's like that tends to be something that you kind of typically seem from a progressive side of things.

If someone had said this was going to become an issue in 2024, 10 years ago, we would have assumed it was coming from the left, right? That seems like something the left wants to do. Like when Bloomberg was like, we can't have big pops at the movies or whatever. It's like that tends to be something that you kind of typically seem from a progressive side of things.

If someone had said this was going to become an issue in 2024, 10 years ago, we would have assumed it was coming from the left, right? That seems like something the left wants to do. Like when Bloomberg was like, we can't have big pops at the movies or whatever. It's like that tends to be something that you kind of typically seem from a progressive side of things.