This is my Mayo Cup.

Oh, baby, don't lie for me. If I tell you my story, don't cry for me.

I did my time that's fun by me.

This is my mea co-bo. This is Michael Michael Cohen and you're listening to the Mayor Culper podcast.

I have a quick question and it shouldn't be a tough question to answer.

Who is the President of the United States?

It is Joe Biden and it has been Joe Biden since he won the 2020 election by roughly

7 million votes, but try to tell that to some of the folks running for office in Pennsylvania.

The question that stumped all of the Republican candidates for governor in Pennsylvania

was who won the 2020 presidential election.

None of the Republican candidates for governor said Joe Biden, none of them.

In its editorial announcing, no endorsement in the Republican primary for governor,

the Philadelphia Inquirer writes, how do you find points of agreement when you can't reach common ground on facts so basic that they could be used in the field sobriety test?

When they say this isn't your parents Republican Party anymore, they're not fucking kidding.

The two parties used to share the same reality, one country, one president. Lawmakers

fought, they legislated, they went for drinks after work, and democracy lived to see another

day. But when members of one party can't answer the simple question, who is the president,

we've crossed into a murky territory

where this truth and democracy on one side and Donald Trump on the other.

Oh gosh, I feel like whatever he spews out of his mouth, I just love it.

I just love...

It doesn't matter what he says?

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