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1:01Now PlayingYang, a goof who wasted our time running for President & NYC Mayor has started a new party--or branding exercise in self-promotion & grift. Jim Acosta was having none of it, as Yang couldn't answer basic questions. Cliff provides breakdown/takedown.
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I hate wasting one more second on Andrew Yang than we have to. The pathetic narcissistic, no background in politics guy, was like yeah, I can run for president. Yeah, I can run for mayor of New York. I'll get a lot of attention right? Me, me, me, me. Kind of like Kyrsten Sinema, same idea. Just pay attention to me, me. He went on Jim Acosta's show last night and the reason I just bring this up is like, he could not answer a question about what they stand for. Well, this percent of Democrats or, you know, of people are Democrats and this person Republicans, everybody wants something new and, you know, the the top line numbers that we all can pull out all the time when people say they want certain things. They want things to be perfect. That has nothing to do with actual voting patterns. But in this case, Acosta said, well what are your positions? What's your position on Roe? Well, we don't take a left position or a right position. We take a forward position. What the [___] does that mean? He wouldn't take a position on assault rifles. He wouldn't take a position on anything else. The Forward Party is just a performative joke. Andrew Yang is a performative grifter, joke. They have no positions. They won't have positions. Do not support them.
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