Tulsi Gabbard as a Republican Candidate?
Do you think Tulsi Gabbard may be building up a war chest of anti-woke soundbites to try and run as a republican in the future? From what I can tell in the soundbites that have confused everyone, she is attacking vague concepts but not directly addressing any specific policy ideas such as medicare for all. Her arguments seem disjoint. She addresses a different topic in every sentence when she answers questions, which makes me wonder if she is trying to build a catalog of comments to gain traction in a republican primary of some kind.
Chris Arnade interview
Next time can you please interview an actual unvaccinated-for-covid person, instead of bringing on some guy who talks about us like we're some exotic just-discovered species? That shit was painful to listen to. "The unvaxed bring it up right away, it's so important to their identity" no, they're bringing it up in case YOU have a problem with it, because why hang out with someone who thinks you should be barred from society? "I prefer one star hotels to five star hotels" yeah, right.
Does yangs new political party. Have a shot in next election?
With the announcement of the new political party but I Andrew Yang what she Hass to do to be able to put a candidate up as a third option in the 2024 or is it even possible Or will it shut out by the other two corrupt parties?
Fauci and Interview Requests.
It seems like Fauci, for most of 2020 and to a lesser extent in 2021, was on as many podcasts and TV shows as possible. I believe I saw him on 90's pop singer Monica's podcast at one point. Two part question: 1. Have your reached out to Fauci's office since going Independent? 2. Are there any other notable government employee or public figures that do press appearances often that have declined an opportunity to talk with you guys? Thank you for all you guys do. Hopefully you guys develop more shows for this feed as the subscriptions grow. Wednesday and Friday at work is very lonely without you guys.
Can you get Tulsi Gabbard in for an interview?
I couldn't see from the clips you showed if Tulsi has just gone to the standard rightwing talking point of "govt giving poor people things is bad because it encourages dependency", or if there is something more interesting in her evolution. I know other liberals who have grown suspicious of govt programs because of the surveillance/"strings" aspects: "if Medicare for All arrives it will be with a mandatory fitbit and heart rate monitor". I'm wondering if this is what motivated Tulsi's shift. Would love an in-depth, hard-hitting, nuanced interview!