Stuart Michael Lewan

@HappyPete55 @McFaul 😱😱😱😱😱

@McFaul Yes indeed...

This is how we lose the 21st century to China.

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@politicsusa46 😱😱😱😱😱

Treat this as today’s essential clip because it is so on point it should be pinned bookmarked and returned to as the months and years pass. If this cancer is not removed, it’s game over and that is not hyperbole. My thanks to Soprano Big Sister for her essential contribution to the conversation. 🎥 TikTok - vm.tiktok.com/ZNRQn54do/

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@Coste1Costello @Scaramucci 💙💙💙💙💙

Let me tell you exactly what Fox figured out in 1993. Roger Ailes looked around and asked — who’s the threat? Not Bill Clinton, the threat is Hillary Clinton. They spent billions of dollars over decades destroying her narrative. By the time she ran for president 51% of the country had a negative opinion of her before she said a word on the campaign trail. That’s the playbook. Now ask yourself — where’s the threat today? California. The fourth largest economy in the world. Agriculture, Defense, Hollywood, Silicon Valley, AI. — which is literally the exportation of American culture globally. A politician coming out of California from the left could beat the right decisively. So what do you do? Spend billions destroying the narrative around California. Make it synonymous with crime and homelessness and radical politics. Do it for two or three decades until the brand is toxic. Newsom has an image problem today the exact same way Hillary had an image problem. It was manufactured. Deliberately. Systematically.

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@BarbMcQuade 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

Putting the current leader’s name and image on everything is an authoritarian move, designed to make them seem more present, more powerful, more invincible than they are. It is a betrayal of American democracy, where power belongs to the people. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

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