Jack Posobiec

You know, we're coming for you soon or and not just me, but, you know, everybody, everyone who's a conservative, you know, have a target on your back.

And we've had this target on our back.

And and you sit there and think this this can't go unanswered.

I'm sorry.

It just can't go unanswered.

Yeah, it was I mean, I saw that story, I guess, as we were walking into the White House and someone had had sent it over.

And I said, well, of course.

They timed it perfectly so that it would drop immediately when Charlie's memorial service happened for just that purpose.

And also obviously to, uh, to try to respond to this, this insanity out of the attorney general candidate in Virginia.

Uh, and some of the, the horrifying violent things that he said specifically, and by the way, not just over text, but calling this woman.

and berating her, uh, saying violent things to her.

And so it, it's so obvious and, you know, nobody's saying that this thing was a, uh, you know, was, was like an urgent story that needed to get out.

No, it was timed directly to try to bracket.

It's a, it's a typical media strategy.

It's also a political strategy known as bracketing, where when you can't defeat your opponent, what you try to do is muddy the waters at least.

So there's multiple things going on at the same time.

So they released that story so that juxtaposed every time, if you're going on social media yesterday, you'll see here's Erica, here's the widow, here's the tears, here's the friends, but then also, oh, Republican's bad, Republican's bad.

Don't remember, Republican's bad.

You have to see it at the same time.

And it's so patently obvious.