Eliana Johnson

How can you have that identity, um, which is very much a public identity and, you know, vote for this scumbag, endorse this scumbag when you have been publicly mistreated on the basis of your, you know, lady parts, like it benefits, made them a subject of conversation. So I took that to be about you and like, you know, a sort of tacit attempt to undermine, um, Thank you. Thank you.

How can you have that identity, um, which is very much a public identity and, you know, vote for this scumbag, endorse this scumbag when you have been publicly mistreated on the basis of your, you know, lady parts, like it benefits, made them a subject of conversation. So I took that to be about you and like, you know, a sort of tacit attempt to undermine, um, Thank you. Thank you.

How can you have that identity, um, which is very much a public identity and, you know, vote for this scumbag, endorse this scumbag when you have been publicly mistreated on the basis of your, you know, lady parts, like it benefits, made them a subject of conversation. So I took that to be about you and like, you know, a sort of tacit attempt to undermine, um, Thank you. Thank you.

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You know, it's an interesting question. I've always found like when I worked at Politico and when I was a contributor at CNN and even in college and that sort of left wing environment, I found if you keep your views to yourself and don't express them, that's how I've sort of made my way and made peace there. And I haven't found people necessarily coming up

You know, it's an interesting question. I've always found like when I worked at Politico and when I was a contributor at CNN and even in college and that sort of left wing environment, I found if you keep your views to yourself and don't express them, that's how I've sort of made my way and made peace there. And I haven't found people necessarily coming up

You know, it's an interesting question. I've always found like when I worked at Politico and when I was a contributor at CNN and even in college and that sort of left wing environment, I found if you keep your views to yourself and don't express them, that's how I've sort of made my way and made peace there. And I haven't found people necessarily coming up

you know, a few people, a few people will come and pick fights with you. But the trouble comes if you actually openly express your views. Right. People don't like it. It's like if you want to talk about what you think becomes a problem. If you're going to keep your head down and not say what you think, like you can get by peaceably.

you know, a few people, a few people will come and pick fights with you. But the trouble comes if you actually openly express your views. Right. People don't like it. It's like if you want to talk about what you think becomes a problem. If you're going to keep your head down and not say what you think, like you can get by peaceably.

you know, a few people, a few people will come and pick fights with you. But the trouble comes if you actually openly express your views. Right. People don't like it. It's like if you want to talk about what you think becomes a problem. If you're going to keep your head down and not say what you think, like you can get by peaceably.

A couple of reasons. I mean, first of all, the goal should be to have the president there makes it a more newsworthy event. And one thing we haven't talked about is that there's talk of actually the White House participating in a counter-programming event with conservative journalists. which would actually take the air out of this event.

A couple of reasons. I mean, first of all, the goal should be to have the president there makes it a more newsworthy event. And one thing we haven't talked about is that there's talk of actually the White House participating in a counter-programming event with conservative journalists. which would actually take the air out of this event.

A couple of reasons. I mean, first of all, the goal should be to have the president there makes it a more newsworthy event. And one thing we haven't talked about is that there's talk of actually the White House participating in a counter-programming event with conservative journalists. which would actually take the air out of this event.

But Eugene Daniels, who was a co-author of Political Playbook, sort of the flagship newsletter of the D.C. elites, has quit that and left to be a host on the left wing MSNBC, which is spinning off from MSNBC or from NBC to become its own network. independent network.

But Eugene Daniels, who was a co-author of Political Playbook, sort of the flagship newsletter of the D.C. elites, has quit that and left to be a host on the left wing MSNBC, which is spinning off from MSNBC or from NBC to become its own network. independent network.