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When asked by Astead at Vox if he thinks he's a campaign liability, hasanabi says that it depends and that the media will run with their own narrative, regardless of the results. He isn't a liability but he also isn't the end-all, be-all with regard to these campaigns. It... all comes down to the people: "There is definitely an expectation game there and when those expectations are subverted in either direction, that becomes the driving media narrative. I think the fact that the Abdul race was so close meant that, you know, the fact that I was able to bring in the under-45 crowd early on and fundraise in key moments, probably helped a lot in driving him across the finish line."show more

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Ronda Rousey on why things have changed with the UFC: "I think that most of my criticisms of the UFC now are because Dana isn't the owner and he isn't calling the shots and he isn't running things the way that he wants, because he's an employee of the company now. I think it was a big mistake of theirs to not let him just run things the way that he always has. [Dana] knows the White House card sucks. He knows that they were pushing this for over a year and it fell extremely short of expectations. I can guarantee you he's not happy with it either."

Ariel Helwani

214,931 次观看 • 5 个月前

What’s wrong with the misinformation machine you mean? The Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said this morning in the media standup that he rejected outright that there were any plans at all to ban VPN’s, and that the first he heard of this was in the media reporting, and it was not something National was going to look at.

What’s wrong with the misinformation machine you mean? The Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said this morning in the media standup that he rejected outright that there were any plans at all to ban VPN’s, and that the first he heard of this was in the media reporting, and it was not something National was going to look at.

Joseph Mooney MP

13,199 次观看 • 1 个月前