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274,850 views • 1 year ago

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Carville ‘Not Remotely Worried’ — Dems Have ‘Bucketload of Talent’ Coming | Pam Key, Breitbart News Monday on Fox News Channel’s “The Story,” Democratic strategist James Carville said he was not worried about Democrats because they have a “bucketload” of talented politicians to take a leadership role in the party. Carville said, “Well, look, I’ve been very critical of the party. I’ve called it a bunch of bad names, even in the New York Times. But Virginia cometh, OK. And that’s good. And that will the Democrats don’t like the party because we’re losing. And I love Steven. He knows a lot about how to evaluate athletic talent. I think Karl would agree with that. There’s a ton of Democratic political talent waiting in the wings for 2028. I am not remotely worried about that. Not remotely. I think Virginia is kind of — it’s going to be big. Spanberger is going to win by ten or more. I don’t think there’s any doubt about that.” He added, “I think the hand-wringing, while I agree to the image of the party is at an all-time low, there’s a there’s a bucketload of talent coming online, and I don’t think people quite realize how deep our bench actually is. I think it’s it’s extraordinarily deep.”

Carville ‘Not Remotely Worried’ — Dems Have ‘Bucketload of Talent’ Coming | Pam Key, Breitbart News Monday on Fox News Channel’s “The Story,” Democratic strategist James Carville said he was not worried about Democrats because they have a “bucketload” of talented politicians to take a leadership role in the party. Carville said, “Well, look, I’ve been very critical of the party. I’ve called it a bunch of bad names, even in the New York Times. But Virginia cometh, OK. And that’s good. And that will the Democrats don’t like the party because we’re losing. And I love Steven. He knows a lot about how to evaluate athletic talent. I think Karl would agree with that. There’s a ton of Democratic political talent waiting in the wings for 2028. I am not remotely worried about that. Not remotely. I think Virginia is kind of — it’s going to be big. Spanberger is going to win by ten or more. I don’t think there’s any doubt about that.” He added, “I think the hand-wringing, while I agree to the image of the party is at an all-time low, there’s a there’s a bucketload of talent coming online, and I don’t think people quite realize how deep our bench actually is. I think it’s it’s extraordinarily deep.”

Owen Gregorian

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Latest Seattle restaurant to close: Sam's Tavern in Capitol Hill. The owner cited labor costs as the number factor saying: “I believe that we should pay employees more, but I also think that there should be a tip credit. You're really making it challenging for operators to want to come back in and do anything in Seattle because there's not a lot of upside, and there's a lot more risk now with trying to do something.” Not sure he could not be any clearer than that.. Sebastian Robertson | KING 5 News 'Rising costs shutter doors of beloved Capitol Hill bar' Article:

Latest Seattle restaurant to close: Sam's Tavern in Capitol Hill. The owner cited labor costs as the number factor saying: “I believe that we should pay employees more, but I also think that there should be a tip credit. You're really making it challenging for operators to want to come back in and do anything in Seattle because there's not a lot of upside, and there's a lot more risk now with trying to do something.” Not sure he could not be any clearer than that.. Sebastian Robertson | KING 5 News 'Rising costs shutter doors of beloved Capitol Hill bar' Article:

Future 42

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BERNIE SANDERS: “There are some people who think climate change is a hoax. It ain’t a hoax. I think the last ten years have been the warmest on record…” JOE ROGAN: “Did you see the Washington Post piece? Essentially, they found that we’re in a cooling period… And this was, like, a very inconvenient discovery. But they had to report the data, and kudos to them for doing that.” SANDERS: “Well, I’m not sure. I didn’t read that article. But, you know, the scientists who are out there—I think I know.” ROGAN: “But there’s a lot of money involved in that too, Bernie. That’s part of the problem. There’s a lot of money involved in this whole climate change emergency issue. And there’s a lot of control. And that’s a big part of this problem.” The key admission here is: “I didn’t read that article.” Bernie’s got strong opinions, just not enough curiosity to read a 5-minute article.

BERNIE SANDERS: “There are some people who think climate change is a hoax. It ain’t a hoax. I think the last ten years have been the warmest on record…” JOE ROGAN: “Did you see the Washington Post piece? Essentially, they found that we’re in a cooling period… And this was, like, a very inconvenient discovery. But they had to report the data, and kudos to them for doing that.” SANDERS: “Well, I’m not sure. I didn’t read that article. But, you know, the scientists who are out there—I think I know.” ROGAN: “But there’s a lot of money involved in that too, Bernie. That’s part of the problem. There’s a lot of money involved in this whole climate change emergency issue. And there’s a lot of control. And that’s a big part of this problem.” The key admission here is: “I didn’t read that article.” Bernie’s got strong opinions, just not enough curiosity to read a 5-minute article.

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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