Jon Ossoff

And I think interrogating how that happened is a useful exercise.

Dana White at the White House.

Dana White, first of all, being at the White House Correspondents Dinner, an event that is at least in theory designed to honor excellence in journalism, is just profoundly funny to me.

And then to have this response being like, yeah, that was great.

It's like...

That's how you get to a point where you're promoting professional slapping, is to be so desensitized to humanity, is to then be like, oh, we can get guys to slap each other for $400 a match or whatever.

Kind of a very revealing moment to me, to be honest.

The correspondence center or the slapping gimmick?

Yeah.

I mean, but RuPaul's drag races, uh, I mean, I'm not, I've not seen many of them, but it seems a little bit more artistic and, um,

Now, I don't know if you saw, but the president,

apparently promised pardons for the entire White House staff.

Did y'all see that?

Which I guess is the kind of thing you do when you run the White House like a casino.

Now maybe the West Wing's too busy placing calci and poly market bets on the war to care, but Americans are getting hurt.

hurt by the illegal tariffs that send prices higher and higher, by skyrocketing health premiums, by $4 gas, hurt by insurance companies that deny claims for needed care, hurt by the hedge funds snatching up tens of thousands of homes across our state, hurt by the data centers driving up power bills,

And so when you're out there talking to folks over the next six months, remind them what the President of the United States said last week.

Quote, it's not possible, he said, for us to take care of daycare, Medicaid, or Medicare.

That's what the President said.

He said we can only afford to fund war.