I started out by saying at this point the Biden administration's policy really is so extreme that I don't think that it's very obvious that there would be meaningful differences.

If I think when I'm going at the voting booth,

okay, I need to make a consequentialist calculation.

What do I think I can bump towards the least worst outcome?

The Biden administration is now so extreme

that I really think it's totally up in the air.

I don't think you can make that decision very well.

Of course, we've left aside all the Trump domestic authoritarianism stuff,

which is a...

But certainly on Israel-Palestine, I don't know that you could make a lesser evil,

you can't even make a lesser-evil argument because I think the policies are going to be essentially

the same.

Let's go to the domestic stuff then, because here's the argument. The argument that

there's not that much difference there is that okay Trump did a January 6th he

conspired for two or three weeks before the election to try to submit a fake

slate of electors to undermine the

Democratic will of people in seven states across the United States so that he could win.

He is saying that he's going to be a dictator on day one, all of the things that the mainstream

news is chattering about these days. On the other hand,

Joe Biden and his surrogates have declared repeatedly that there will be no

primary. They rearrange the order of the primary states. They've tried to

they've kicked competitor

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