More and more Democrats from elected officials to just average democratic voters are lashing
out at the democratic congressional campaign committee, the D C for using their money to
actually hype up election denying pro Maga primary candidates across the country. Now
I'm sure by now you've heard this story. It's been out for a while, but I finally decided
it's time we address this issue because what's happening is that the D C raised a buttload
of money following the Supreme courts, overturning of Rover Wade. They used that as a campaign
tool. People gave them lots of money. So now the D C takes the money that people gave to,
you know, protect abortion rights. And they're using it to run pro election denier ads in
Republican primaries across the country. And they're doing that because in their warped
little minds, they think, Hey, these people are easier to beat than, uh, a normal Republican.
So why don't we just hype these people? They'll get the nomination that we cruise to an easy
victory and pick up some seats, right? What could possibly go wrong? Well, 2016 comes
to mind, Hillary Clinton's campaign intentionally elevated Donald Trump. He won the primary,
then won the general election. Sure. He didn't win the popular vote, but he won the votes
that mattered, got the electoral college. And he won the presidency and the rest is
history. And that is based on this exact same strategy that the D C is pulling off right
now, James Carville over the weekend, goes out and talks about how he loves this plan.
He thinks it's brilliant. It's great. And he said, well, sometimes we get it wrong though.
And you know, we'll have to wait and see. So even he admits like, Hey, I love it. But
yeah, it could backfire.
Sure. And then we're, we're all screwed because you don't have to have all of these election
deniers win. All it takes this one, one of these extremists can cause untold damage here
in the United States, either in the house or the Senate in a governor's mansion as secretary
of state, as any of those things, one individual could swing an election. One individual could
Stonewall everything. Congress attempts to do. It's a stupid strategy, brought forth
by stupid people and the case they point to, to show how, oh, this can be so successful.
Is Claire McCaskill, Claire McCaskill and her Senate bid was up against Todd Aiken,
who the Democrats had of course elevated during his primary because he's the guy who's, you
know, gave us the legitimate rape talking point. And then Claire MCCA, McCaskill of
course easily beat Todd Aiken. And they're like, well, see it worked there. Yeah. But
then what happened? Right? Tell us the rest of the story about Claire McCaskill. Is she
still enjoying
Her Senate seat? No, she's a contributor for MSNBC because she lost to Josh Holly in the
next election. So it didn't work out too well for you did it. And that's the one success
story that you point to, and it doesn't have a happy ending for anybody. Except of course,
Josh Holly, again, a stupid strategy brought to us by stupid people who would rather have
to run against a crazy person than just run on policies. That's the heart of this folks.
That's what this is about. They don't wanna go out there and talk about policy. They don't
want to go out there and talk about what Democrats will do. They'd rather have an easy campaign
where they get to go out there and say, look at this nut job over here. Do you want them
in office or do you want normal guy? Me that's their campaign strategy. And again, it's about
as stupid as it gets.