Mike Pesca

And the answer was, no, that's just bigotry.

And even if you think it is bigotry, they couldn't even make a point other than it was bigotry.

They ignored that really, really effective commercial that Donald Trump is for you and therefore they them.

And it was everywhere.

And it wasn't the sort of thing you could put up on PolitiFact or Fact Check and say, oh, no, she never said that.

Like she did say that.

Yeah.

So.

Just, I don't think, hey, I said overdetermined, right?

Yeah, there's so many different reasons.

It's definitely not about the trans rights issue, but it is sort of what that symbolized in terms of Kamala Harris giving like a really bad, weird answer because she thought it was the spirit of the time, but also the inability of Democrats to be a little sensible about that and say, yeah, I heard that ad and I don't agree with it and I hear your concerns.

They don't say that, you know, because the HR department essentially that they are,

tells them not to.

Yes.

Well, a couple of points.

I hated the joy part of the campaign.

I just like if the campaign is joyous, be joyous, but don't be explicitly joyous or meta joyous.

It's like Kamala's coming to town.

What's she selling?

What programs?