Robbie Bernstein

Because after years of hardship, I finally get to clock in.

Well, and I've said numerous times, she's too stupid to run.

And I think later in the episode, we're going to have some clips that showcase that.

I think AOC is fine when she's kind of in the lane of talking social justice type issues or, hey, we got to do more for the poor.

But the second you want to have a more substantial conversation, you can see that her knowledge and acumen or ability to

express a point of view is pretty thin.

And she doesn't have the Trump flavor of being able to just go, I don't have to explain this because it's me.

I'm super smart.

I'm so successful.

I'm going to make you successful.

She doesn't have that thing.

And so her limited trying to explain things that are just over her head, I think immediately comes clear of, I would not want to put my faith in this person running the country.

Personally, my favorite AOC is when she's a room full of Bronx black people and she puts on the black scent.

So that's my personal favorite variation of AOC.

But the talking standard perfect English and then switching to Mexican enunciations or Hispanic enunciations is pretty goofy, too.

I've been doing a running series on Run Your Mouth of remembering just how dumb the Democrats are.

And it's incredible because we spend so much time focused on Donald Trump, who is messing up horrifically and is quite irritating.

But every time you see you get a little glimpse of a reminder of why we hated the Democrats so much and they have no bench whatsoever.

I think Newsom is the front runner and he has a slickness to him.

And it's probably going to come down to how bad the economy is and how much there's a flavor of throw the bastards out, particularly if it's Ruby or advance running.