it s not just me for things. we have lost 2018, 2020, 2022, norad way that never came. we got trounced last night in 2023. no lie there, of course, true to form, that republican running against trump did not blame him for the losses. no republican on that debate stage on wednesday dared to really take on the albatross named donald trump, not in front of an audience of republican voters. so that is hopeless. good people who like things like respecting election results and rule of law and not attempting coups, now had to assume that republicans cannot or more likely will not step out the threat of trumpism in their party [interpreter] . a red wave never materialized for republicans, which is good news for democracy in the 2022 midterms and republicans really did get trounced this week, which is even more good news for democracy. the leader of the republican party has recently been posting memes of the u.s. capital on fire with the words, i am coming back to clean up the mes
willingness to make their own lives better and the lives of their families better and you contribute to the community and bear the burden of being noble. a networks. but we don t think that way anymore. tucker: you mentioned the toxic masculinity, not sure what that means but i heard the phrase a lot. what does it mean in our public conversationon when someone attributesme the shooting to toc masculinity? is an attempt to smear the idea of masculinity by confusing masculine confidence with tyrrany. it s part of the idea that our culture is patriarchal society. it s a very pathological way of looking at the world but a very common one. if thatt description is accepte, then it means that masculine energy, soer to speak, whether t is manifested by women or men, masculine energy does nothing but prop up tyranny of the
african-americans to positions like judge ships and things of that nature. he had a fellow named timothy simon, black man who was his appointment secretary that he put on the public utilities commission. he had done just a marvelous job of reaching out to americans african-americans and included them at every single solitary level in the decision-making process. whether it was public policy. whether t was regulations. he had done exactly that. that made a difference. black folk understood that remember, black folk had been republicans first. democrats were smart. they moved in and offered programs and policies that allowed african-americans to become incredibly dedicated in many democratic elections. bill: you are a democrat but somebody else would say the democrats moved in and gave them all kinds of entitlements making them dependent on the democratic
african-americans to positions like judge ships and things of that nature. he had a fellow named timothy simon, black man who was his appointment secretary that he put on the public utilities commission. he had done just a marvelous job of reaching out to americans african-americans and included them at every single solitary level in the decision-making process. whether it was public policy. whether t was regulations. he had done exactly that. that made a difference. black folk understood that remember, black folk had been republicans first. democrats were smart. they moved in and offered programs and policies that allowed african-americans to become incredibly dedicated in many democratic elections. bill: you are a democrat but somebody else would say the democrats moved in and gave them all kinds of entitlements making them
african-americans to positions like judge ships and things of that nature. he had a fellow named timothy simon, black man who was his appointment secretary that he put on the public utilities commission. he had done just a marvelous job of reaching out to americans african-americans and included them at every single solitary level in the decision-making process. whether it was public policy. whether t was regulations. he had done exactly that. that made a difference. black folk understood that remember, black folk had been republicans first. democrats were smart. they moved in and offered programs and policies that allowed african-americans to become incredibly dedicated in many democratic elections. bill: you are a democrat but somebody else would say the democrats moved in and gave them all kinds of entitlements making them dependent on the democratic