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Slack.com slash DHQ. Last week, our own Ben Shapiro sent out a challenge to Queen's

congressional candidate Alexandria Googleize Cortez. Shapiro offered to contribute $10,000

to the Bubble-headed Dame's campaign if she would debate him. Miss Googleize said she did

not respond to the challenge to debate because, quote, and I am not making this quote up,

I promise, just like cat calling. I don't owe a response to unsolicited requests from

men with bad intentions, unquote. To check out this fluffy brain doll's claim that Shapiro

was cat calling her when he asked her a politician to debate, I went to speak to Ben at the construction

site on Sunset Boulevard where he hangs out most days. Shapiro, or the kosher Casanova

as he sometimes called, or sometimes the Levite Lothario, was busy shouting at the passing

women, quote, Haba-Haba, look at the brains on that baby. I'd sure like to get a look

at your ideas, sweetheart. We could make beautiful conversation together if we debated, I would

crush your most cherished beliefs because I know you like your debates rough, hot stuff,

Haba-Haba, unquote. All right, that's probably just a general approximation of the way Ben

actually talks, but, you know, it's pretty close. Anyway, this being Los Angeles, many of

the passing women seem to be offended by Shapiro's remarks, and in fact, one of them responded,

quote, don't get any ideas because I sure don't have any, after all, I'm a leftist,

so I'm not that kind of girl, unquote. As for Miss Googleized Cortez herself, she says

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