Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bow again. So, uh, we talk a lot on this channel

about the concept of never kicking down, always punch up, you know? It's never the people below you who are the source of your problems.

It's not the way it works.

On a recent live

recent live term, somebody asked me if I watch sports and I said no. It's not entirely true.

I will watch a match if it's mismatched. If somebody's going way outside their way class, like rooting for

the underdog, somebody who is punching up. At the same time, something else we talk about on this channel is personifying a movement

and how it becomes very dangerous and very self-defeating. People get discouraged if whoever is

personified loses if they aren't the presumptive nominee.

It causes a breakdown for momentum when that happens.

Right now, Bernie is in that situation. He is looking less and less like the nominee.

Sure, Bernie can still win, all that.

But it's looking less likely.

But that's only part of the battle.

If you become discouraged by that, you're personifying the movement.

You're personifying that idea of progress.

There are a whole bunch of fights going on in the House and in the Senate that are just as significant

when it comes to going after the establishment.

In that vein, I've spent the last, I don't know,

16 hours or so, interviewing the person running against Nancy Pelosi, another Democrat running

against Nancy Pelosi, the Democrat running against Mitch McConnell and the person primarily

Debbie Washerman Schultz here in Florida. These people are all just coming into politics and they are taking on some of the biggest

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