110624 Michael Letts

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A lot of post mortem today. It looks like immigration

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and the economy were big deals in the election last night.
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On the radio show. The post mortem of the election
last night, thirty nine percent of the voters said that
almost forty percent said that it was it was the
economy that was that was a big deal. The economy
was a top issue. I knew yesterday was kind of
an interesting exit poll. Exit polls doesn't usually kind of

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swing for the Republican out there, but a lot of
folks said that exit poll. CNN did the coverage yesterday
after the original exit poll, which there's not really an
exit everybody's mailing in their ballots now, but the original
polling came out yesterday on CNN that well, the original
polling came out that they were that people were not

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satisfied with the direction of the country, and even some
of the CNN analysis came in yesterday that when you
have an incumbent, which Kamala Harris is that is viewed
to be well. The question on CNN became it yesterday afternoon,
are they going to take out their frustration about the
direction of the country on Kamala Harris, who's the immediate incumbent,

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or they say, hey, it started with Donald Trump? Are
they going to And obviously, I think last night and
what is probably going to once it's all said and done,
be deemed as an electoral landslide, especially now that it
looks like Trump is still ahead, well ahead in the
popular vote. This was a this was really a referendum

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on the last four years in Joe Biden, and I
think yesterday they said in the extit pulling, Joe Biden's
approval rating was still about forty percent, and so with
Kamala doing very little, which surprised me. Honestly, it surprised
me that she did so very little to separate herself
from Biden when she was asked. They cited this on
the CNN PC yesterday when she was asked on the

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view the very easy question what would you do different
in the last four of four years, she says, I
can't think of anything that was really According to some
of the analysts on sea, and it kind of a
nailing the coffin because that was the opportunity, that was
the volley kind of set up for her to spike
the ball is to say what she would do differently,

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And again I've said this on the radio. She didn't
have to throw old Joe under the bus. She could
have been kind to the old geezer. She could have
been very nice and said, you know, he did his best.
We've done our best. But now that we know what
we know, here's what I would do differently. And she
could have phrased it in a very kind way and
not felt like she was betraying Joe Biden. But she

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didn't even do that. She just kind of said, I'm
going to stick with the same thing. And I think
when the book is written again, right now, the wound
is sore. People feel the pain, they feel the agony
of this whole thing. They're mad that Trump won or
they're upset that Kamala didn't win. But I think when
the book is written, just have to recognize she was
not a great candidate. She failed the opportunity a couple

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of times to separate herself. And you can say you're
a new way forward. But if you're doing the same
thing you've always done, then you're not a new way forward.
If you're not going to separate yourself from the old guy,
how do you say you're new way forward. She had
the chance to do that, she did not do that.
And I think when the book is written at the end,

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they will look at Tim Waltz as probably absolutely one
of the goofiest picks you could have had. Again, I
don't mean to be personal. I didn't get personal. Even
I thought it was a bad pick. I've said that,
But looking back, I think when they do the post
wartim on this thing, they're going to go Tim Watz,
what the hell was she thinking? That was her first
decision to pick that guy's He was a he just

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look at his record in Minnesota. You wonder why the
people in Minnesota were smoking or snorting when they chose
that guy. He was a bad He was a bad pick.
There were other candidates that had that. And again, I
think the post mortem of this thing will be written
that when they squeezed old Joe Biden out, the way
Joe Biden got retribution on them was within an hour

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of that mysterious letter being tweeted out. No confiment, no
press conference, no White House addresses this random tweet. Joe
Biden said, okay, you're gonna squeeze me out of here
with Nancy Pelosi. Then he endorsed Kamala. They did not
expect that endorsement of Kamala. And then the Biden circled
back and excuse me, the Clinton circle back and say,
we are in Kamala's court as well, because Obama, I believe,

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wanted this primary process to play. I remember twenty four
to forty eight hours before Obama jumped on the Kamala
bandwagon because he wanted to put another candidate in there,
whether it was Michelle or somebody else. But the Bidens
and the Clintons blocked the Obama's wishes, and then just dutifully,
all these Democrats jumped on and says she's our girl.
They I mean, we're talking months ahead of time. They

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had been talking about replacing her on the ballot. How
do we replace her and get somebody else in there
because she was very unlike But just dutifully the Democrats
started drinking the kool aid and putting on the bumper
stickers and says she's our girl, and she has never
been your girl. They were talking about replacing her on
the ballot up until the time that she became the

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top of the ballot. Then they said, oh, she's our savior.
So it's gonna be interesting the honesty. And I think
anytime you have an election, whether you win or lose,
you gotta be honest and do the analysis. And I'm
just not sure. I don't know where that will come,
but I think there's gonna be some honesty that happens.
I think the choice of Tim Waltz was not a

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positive thing for Kamalo, and I think just the inability
to separate herself, and again, she should have hired me.
I would have told her how she could separate herself
from Joe, and if she did feel some duty to
Joe or some respect for the elders, I don't know what.
I don't think it's a great relationship, but if she
did feel that, I could have coached her how to
do that and answer that question. I think that would

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new way forward and a new generation, but there's no
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