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January 11th. Go to Jimmy Door.com for a link for tickets. He's momenting this. What you see as is jack off the medium speeds and jumps the medium and hits him head on.

It's the chimney tour show.

There's a new article in Newsweek by someone who went to the Democratic Convention.

Now you remember I went to the Democratic Convention and it made me sick. But here I want to read you a little

bit from this article and then we're going to bring in the author. She says I

was I raised millions for Democrats at the DNC I realized they're the party of the rich. I realized that quickly too when I

walked in there. She says initially I was thrilled to attend this right of

passage for every political operative but once they there wandering amidst the glitz and glam, imbibing the gloss and schmaltz of it all, I couldn't escape a sinking feeling. I felt submerged in a hollow chamber whose mottos were brat summer and

joy totally out of touch with regular everyday Americans and their pressing needs.

Instead, the most elite people in the world chanted in unison that, quote,

were not going back.

I found myself feeling disenchanted, lost, sad, and alone.

At the DNC, I couldn't help but think about my family. Every time the

elites chanted we're not going back what I heard was we're not going back to the

party your union family members used to vote for. At first I

naively thought the system was broken but now I realize it isn't broken

it's doing what it was designed to do which is to keep working-class people from true representation.

That is the point.

That's a feature, not a bug.

Here's the sad truth.

The Democratic Party has lost its way entirely.

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