Hello and welcome. It is Eric Erickson here. The Eric Erickson Show. The phone number is 877-973-725. Should you wish to be a part of this year program. Before I move on, I want to take a phone call from Cindy. Welcome to the program. How are you, Cindy?

It's fine, thank you.

You were just talking about Woko Haram and their tactics.

The thing is, Stacey Abrams, didn't she use those same tactics to get to bully the All-Star game out of Atlanta?

Yes. And what are we going to do while she's running?

And she could bully her way with her Woko Haram gang to get the kind of coverage she wants of her campaign. It's going to do while she's running and she can bully her way with her woken around gang to get the

kind of coverage she wants of her campaign etc well she doesn't have to bully the press to get

favorable coverage of her campaign they're absolutely going to give her the glowing press largely

she's taking advantage of it already and you know a lot of it. I'm sick of it already.

And, you know, a lot of it is, I think people miss this in a lot of the media coverage nationally that Stacey Abrams gets is because of white guilt.

In 2018, the national media fawned over Beto O'Rourke and ignored Stacey Abrams.

And Beto did worse against Cruz than Abrams did against Kemp, which still she never even got

into a runoff.

And nonetheless, ever since the media has been trying to make it up to her by largely ignoring

her.

But to your larger point, yes, Stacey Abrams not only bullied the Major League Baseball Commissioner into dropping Atlanta, Georgia for the All-Star game after their voting package was passed in the state of Georgia.

Then she bullied USA Today into allowing her to revise her op-ed that had called for boycotts so that she could say she wasn't calling for boycotts once she successfully got the boycott done.

Words mean things but are subject to revision if you're Stacey Abrams.

Now, we got to talk about other women because there are some women out there who are shaping America and not the way the left wants.

You know, we're already starting to see this. Let's back up.

In 2020, it became very clear in a lot of polling that younger black men were open to Donald

Trump's message and Hispanic voters were too.

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