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It's Friday, August 23rd, 2019, from Slated to the Gisdai, Mike Pasca.

The next Democratic debate, which will take place in Houston, currently includes 10 candidates.

You got to be list, Biden, Buck, or Buttigieg, Beto, and Bernie.

And then, among the other five, three female senators, Warren, Clobature, and Harris,

plus Julian Castro, and Andrew Yang. Now, Tulsi Gabbard is close. Oh, so close.

She raised the money from enough people, but she hasn't pulled at 2% enough.

I mean, she has pulled at 2% a couple times, and in certain polls, she's pulled at 2% consistently.

But the DNC doesn't count all the polls. They decided, here are the polls we do count,

here are the polls we don't count. And one reason they don't count all the polls is that,

don't know if you noticed this, there are so many polls.

Everyone says, oh, these days, everyone has a podcast. No, everyone has a poll, and by everyone,

plus or minus 85%. Here's an op-ed from Michael Tracy, who is a journalist, a Tulsi fan,

an anti-imperialist, a Russian hoax was really a hoax guy. He wrote an op-ed Gabbard victimized

by DNC's dubious debate criteria. The absurdity amounts, a South Carolina poll,

published August 14th by the Post and Courier, placed Gabbard at 2%. One might have vainly assumed

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