I mean, that aligns nicely sort of with the discussion of

wokeness, because in it this woman describes how she comes from

like a long lineage of Republicans.

Yeah, she said she went to college and became a woken

to systemic power structures that now define her world view.

Within her family that she now has to universalize

on like a national, if not global scale, because she hates her dad.

There's some kind of Republican.

But also desperately wants attention from him and is basically

begging over the course of the piece for

Tucker to pay attention to her.

I think like the cat Abu Greyblomin is like the new Lauren Ducca.

I'm waiting for her lesbian arc.

It says at one point that she, yeah, she sought counsel from Taylor

Rennes, who's also been, you know, the victim of online bullying,

while literally like begging for it to happen to her.

Our friendship with a New York magazine and the New York Times

has really ended and now the New York orders are best friend.

This is a good part.

It's not so much that Abu Ghazala is seeking male attention.

It's more that she's using herself as live bait, a way to point out

misogyny and sexism in real time or to simply tweak the conservatives

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