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The Welcome to a special edition of Conversations with Coleman.

I've heard from some people in my audience who are confused by my support for Joe Biden.

How come I'm not voting for the candidate that's not afraid to stand up to the woke left,

to cancel culture, critical race theory, to all the things that I spend so much time worrying about on this show?

How could I possibly prefer Biden when he's so clearly a Trojan horse for the left?

When he's obviously too weak to stand up to the onslaught of social justice that will come at him from the left wing of his party.

These are all valid questions, so I want to take some time to answer them here.

Now, part of me worries it's hopeless to try to change minds

at this point. After four years, most people have already decided who they support. But another part of

me knows that there are people out there, some of them in my audience, that remain open-minded to the

very end. And I'm guessing that my audience might even over-index on these kind of people.

So I think it's worth my time to give you a flavor of how I'm thinking about the choice between

Trump and Biden. So to start, a lot of the case for Trump isn't really a case for Trump,

so much as it is a case against the biased mainstream media

and the cultural left, for their hypocrisy and their political bias, and their moral grandstanding.

And I get it. I could give many examples, but I'll just give a few.

Right-wing anti-lockdown protests were

characterized basically as mass murder because of the risk of spreading COVID, while much

larger Black Lives Matter protests were characterized as so important and necessary, even by

big-name doctors and health professionals who perfectly understood the risk of COVID

and warned against it in the case of right-wing protests.

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