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Hartman with two ends at the end. Democrats' fatal flaw, the party that forgot how to

captivate America. Saturday afternoon, Donald Trump held a rally in Las Vegas. It was

streamed and mentioned on social media millions of

times within an hour of his repeating his No Tax on Tips mantra. By the time Facebook, Meta,

X, TikTok, and Instagram were done with the weekend using their now heavily tilted to Republicans'

algorithms, it's safe to bet Trump's rally got hundreds of millions of impressions.

Senator Chuck Schumer, meanwhile, read the most boring speech ever on the floor of the Senate,

condemning Trump, evoking the democratic version of the old tree falls in the forest question.

I listened to it online. Couldn't find it on social media, but frankly, it was so deadly tedious that I can't remember

a word he said. Being media savvy and exploiting the hottest new media isn't a new thing. You'd think

Democrats would have figured this out by now. They sure did in past generations. Richard Nixon was a

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