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Slack.com slash DHQ. You know, Cabela Harris was a viscerally unlikable, chronically dishonest,

morally corrupt, thinly veiled authoritarian. And honestly, I'm shocked you didn't get

more support among Democrats for that reason, because they tend to go for those types, but

they didn't go for Harris, apparently. And that's why her campaign ended yesterday. If

you heard the news, she dropped out. They didn't like her. Why didn't they like her? Well,

because of racism. Obviously, the media has already figured that out. In fact, an article

went up in the independent, pinning Cabela's campaign's failure on racism. And this article

went up. I swear it was like 14 seconds after she announced that the campaign was ending.

They already put the article up because they had written it six months ago, probably,

and they were just sitting there waiting to publish it. So as soon as she announced it,

the bat signal went up. They grabbed the crowbar, broke the glass, hit the big red button,

deployed the, it was racism article. And let me read a little bit from this article since

we're on the subject. Title, Cabela is a cop was a racist narrative that killed Harris's

campaign dead. And whatever you think about her, it's deeply unfair. Killed it dead. Then

just kill the campaign. Killed it dead. Didn't kill it alive. Killed it dead. This is written

by Frederick Joseph. It says, there's a saying among, there's a saying that almost every

black person in America is familiar with. If you have, if you have to work two times harder

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