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Fox News LOSES All Control Over Hotness Of 2028 Presidential Candidates
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5:36Now PlayingFox News hosts spiral out of control with bizarre segment of them obsessing over the hotness of Democratic candidates. John Iadarola and Elliott Morgan break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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‘I Didn’t Think Kamala Was Hot’Jesse Watters Debates Whether Dems Need ‘Attractive’ Candidate in 2028
"Fox’s Jesse Watters ripped former Vice President Kamala Harris, declaring her “not hot” in a heated debate about whether Democrats need an “attractive” candidate to win the 2028 presidential election.
An article by The Bulwark, which proclaimed in its headline that “Dems Want Hotter Candidates on the Ballot,” sparked superficial conversation among Watters and his The Five co-hosts.
Dana Perino, former White House Press Secretary, kicked off the debate by noting the seemingly androcentric nature of the “hot” requirement after Fox played a clip of two women calling for an attractive male candidate."
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