Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about the Democratic

Party strategy tactic. We've had this conversation before on this channel. Their tactic of elevating certain candidates, certain Republican candidates, during the primaries,

because they believed they would be easier to beat.

What the Democratic Party did was find some way to assist the Trump-MAGA election denying extreme Republican candidate during the Republican

primaries to elevate them.

They used this tactic in six high profile places, six places that matter.

And those places were Arizona, Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania.

So now we get to the part after the election. Did it work? It worked in Arizona,

Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania.

Yeah, it worked, it worked really well.

It worked incredibly well.

It handed them some incredibly important victories and it played a part in stopping that red wave.

So should this tactic become strategy?

No, no, there's a risk associated with this. The first is the immediate that the far

right Trump-endorced MAGA candidate actually wins.

In the current political climate heading into the midterms,

that was really unlikely.

So it made sense to do it then.

Now, as far as adopting it as a strategy that they're going to use a lot.

And that's a different story.

Because the other risk is that by elevating

these candidates, you condition Republicans to actually be used to and become in favor of their wild

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