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I thoroughly enjoyed reading Alexandria, Acasio Cortez's tweet yesterday.

This dropped, I think it was when I was on my way home from the Ingram Angle.

So it must have been 1120.

I'll have Mike do the dramatic reading of it.

So she's, she's, it was about the man afford.

I commented on Twitter.

If you don't follow me on Twitter, then you don't know what we're talking about in the podcast.

Hello.

So you got to follow me on Twitter.

Okay, I know Twitter can be really annoying.

I get it and it's annoying to me, but it's the way that we keep in touch with each other along with Facebook.

Okay, so on Twitter, I go on and I see Alexandria, Acasio Cortez at age 28,

who's never practiced law, who doesn't know the facts of the case, who is not sat either as a juror or is in any way familiar with how the sentencing guidelines and their advisory capacity work, how judges have discretion and sentencing,

the type of confinement Paul Manafort has, has endured as, as a man of his age in the 70s.

She has no knowledge of any of that.

And yet what is she tweet?

This is what she tweets.

Paul Manafort, getting such little jail time for such serious crimes, lays out for the world how it's almost impossible for rich people to go to jail for the same amount of time.

As someone who is lower income in our current broken system, justice isn't blind.

It's bought a lot of for the first one.

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