The Democratic Party is listening to what voters are saying.

Whereas the Republican Party is selling,

sit down shut up, this is what we're doing.

We don't care what you think you want.

And this is why fish don't exist.

I mean, this is like the core of, there's a book we've talked about a long time ago,

called Fish don't exist.

And it's all about how humans put animals into categories that actually

don't work. Turns out, doesn't actually fit that nicely and neatly.

My brother hated the E-walarks. They're stupid. They're little stuffed animals. This is in

Star Wars. I grew up with Ewarks and loved them. Like why not? They're fun and

cute. And it turns out, the generation younger than me, turns

out they love Jar Jar-T-Binks. That would have my mind. I never would have imagined. Welcome to this episode of the award-winning Best of the Left Podcast. This is a

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so you can know what all the fuss is about. Well, as a lover of analogies, I have an issue to take with J.D. Vance because he's made a terrible mixed metaphor analogy that I want to take him to task for.

This is the actual forward to the book written by the Project 2025 guy.

And this is like his crescendo of his introduction.

He uses an analogy of a well-maintained garden in a patch of sunlight and he talks about how you know just like any any place like it's such a nice place it's growing lots of nice things but it's also attractive for things you don't want. So a well-meaning

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