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Because if we're not winning the vote of poor people, like, what are we even doing out here? Yep. And we don't really talk about poverty or that kind of insecurity that people go through.

Which is why the way to not talk to low income people or union people, members or anybody else is to say like, oh, well, you're voting against your own self-interest. It's like, how are you going to tell me what I'm interested in?

Which is why the way to not talk to low income people or union people, members or anybody else is to say like, oh, well, you're voting against your own self-interest. It's like, how are you going to tell me what I'm interested in?

Which is why the way to not talk to low income people or union people, members or anybody else is to say like, oh, well, you're voting against your own self-interest. It's like, how are you going to tell me what I'm interested in?

But also, you can picture a well-paid professional from, I don't know, somewhere near where we're sitting in New York City, going up to a union member who is living near where I live in Michigan. And if that person from New York says, you're voting against your self-interest, that guy can turn around and say, so are you.

But also, you can picture a well-paid professional from, I don't know, somewhere near where we're sitting in New York City, going up to a union member who is living near where I live in Michigan. And if that person from New York says, you're voting against your self-interest, that guy can turn around and say, so are you.

But also, you can picture a well-paid professional from, I don't know, somewhere near where we're sitting in New York City, going up to a union member who is living near where I live in Michigan. And if that person from New York says, you're voting against your self-interest, that guy can turn around and say, so are you.

Um, so it has to, it goes back to this respect.

Um, so it has to, it goes back to this respect.

Um, so it has to, it goes back to this respect.

If it looks and feels like that, we're not going to get anywhere.

If it looks and feels like that, we're not going to get anywhere.

If it looks and feels like that, we're not going to get anywhere.

And yeah, not to like repeat myself too many times, but this could be about, it might be that this is about to get much worse because there is a debate happening like right now, like through this summer in Congress. Where I think there's a lot of people who hope that no one's paying too close attention to the tax changes and the tax cuts that they're about to put in.

And yeah, not to like repeat myself too many times, but this could be about, it might be that this is about to get much worse because there is a debate happening like right now, like through this summer in Congress. Where I think there's a lot of people who hope that no one's paying too close attention to the tax changes and the tax cuts that they're about to put in.

And yeah, not to like repeat myself too many times, but this could be about, it might be that this is about to get much worse because there is a debate happening like right now, like through this summer in Congress. Where I think there's a lot of people who hope that no one's paying too close attention to the tax changes and the tax cuts that they're about to put in.

So this is a great time to hold members of Congress accountable. Because I do think, you know, even if you live in a very Republican area and you've got a Republican member of Congress, like most people in that district don't love the idea of skewing the tax code even more toward corporations and wealthy people. Like there's a real moment here, I think, to do something about that.

So this is a great time to hold members of Congress accountable. Because I do think, you know, even if you live in a very Republican area and you've got a Republican member of Congress, like most people in that district don't love the idea of skewing the tax code even more toward corporations and wealthy people. Like there's a real moment here, I think, to do something about that.

So this is a great time to hold members of Congress accountable. Because I do think, you know, even if you live in a very Republican area and you've got a Republican member of Congress, like most people in that district don't love the idea of skewing the tax code even more toward corporations and wealthy people. Like there's a real moment here, I think, to do something about that.

So, like, they're talking a good game.