Jeet Heer
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769 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 4d ago
Jeet Heer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And, like, the money side of it, like, in all these campaigns, like, the establishment Democrat had, like, by far the greatest amount of money.
And often at the tail end of these races, like, you get a lot of super PAC money, APAC, especially, that goes in.
But because, you know, like, APAC, you might as well be taking money from NAMVLA.
Right.
So, you know, like, yes, I, I, I, I, I'm, I'm, I'm running a campaign that is enormously well funded by APAC and AMBLA, but for some reason the voters don't want it.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
This is tangential, but I want to start a notorious RBG thing, but for Sam Alito.
Don't you be telling Sam Alito he should resign.
This man is as strong as he's ever been.
The country needs him.
The notorious SA.
That's what I call him.
But we should start this.
Sam, the man, he is one of the greatest judges that we've ever had.
Who can replace him?
It's ageist to say that Sam Alito should resign.
I think there was like other benefits that were like sort of clocked in to take over like that after Biden, you know, when like Trump took over, you know, like.
I think Trump did well in 2024 and did especially well with like untraditional Republicans, like sort of working class people of color is that, you know, like under COVID, they actually had, you know, one of the greatest like welfare programs in American history with the sort of like the sort of COVID checks.
Um, and, uh, like, like Biden, uh, uh, didn't even keep the promise to like, you know, uh, keep those up.
Like I, and so Trump got both of them.
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