Dave Rubin dissects the 2024 Democratic defeat, mocking David Hogg and Malcolm Kenyatta as new DNC vice chairs while ridiculing polls linking racism to Kamala Harris's loss. He contrasts James Carville's "very fine people" rhetoric with JD Vance's warnings about systemic racism dating to 1619, dismissing the latter as opposing craziness. By championing traditional American values over the administration's "seventh string quarterback" strategy, Rubin argues that rejecting identity politics is essential for restoring national strength and unity. [Automatically generated summary]
This has not gone away since 20 people of African descent came upon these shores at Jamestown, Virginia in 1619, and is going to require us to think and behave in a new way.
It is systemic.
It is structural.
When it comes to addressing diversity, equity, inclusion, access, and belonging, that is for all people of the United States, that must come across the voting line as well.
This is everyone's America.
Our story has a new form of glory that must come to our shores as well.
Good for them all getting their wrists up like that, because most of these people are like this, but they were all...
Did it!
Racism!
Here is former Democratic National Committee Chair Jamie Harrison.
And if you can make any sense out of this, I'd like to send you a gift.
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Our rules specify that when we have a gender non-binary candidate or officer, the non-binary individual is counted as neither male nor female, and the remaining six officers must be gender balanced.
With the results of the previous elections, our elected officers at this point are currently two male and two female.
In order to be gender balanced, we must have had one male, one female, and one person of any gender.
All right, so you guys know I'm more of a Tina Turner guy than a Beyonce guy, so I can't speak to that quote.
But I would say if you want to get up there, if you're ahead of a Democrat...
And you want to get up there and make some sense, you would quote Tina Turner, right?
I'm a private dancer, a dancer for money.
I'll do what you want me to do.
That would make a hell of a lot more sense for you people, okay?
But that's it.
They've got David Hogg.
They've got David Hogg, who's a complete lefty, socialist, America-hating whack job.
And then they've got Malcolm Kenyatta.
And that guy likes Beyonce.
So good luck, Democrats.
James Carville, you know James Carville.
He's an old kooky guy who, big Kamala Harris supporter, did not know about very fine people on both sides.
I had to correct him on real time.
You remember that one?
And here are, I love these types of videos, the people who get everything wrong, everything wrong all the time.
Then they try to explain that, oh, they screwed up, but it has nothing to do with them.
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And you say that the Democrats started their seventh string quarterback in trying to win in both Biden and Harris.
Yeah, we played the seventh string quarterback.
And we weren't allowed to have tryouts.
Meaning a primary.
Yeah, where people would go.
If you would have had Bill Clinton and Barack Obama hosting a forum in Los Angeles.
Okay, with six potential Democratic presidents, but you could have put the thing in a coliseum and it would have filled up.
Okay, there would have been interest.
There would have been, you know, two successful people that know something about being president, having a conversation.
Well, governor, why would you address this?
What would you do?
Instead, we got a person that, you know, embraced every goofy identity idea of 2019, 2020, all right, all make mistakes, who ran in a campaign and didn't run on who ran in a campaign and didn't run on change.
I mean, she was actually, if anything, about she played well for a several-string quarterback.
Like, that's what the America we could get back to right there.
How is it that that guy, for decades now, has been basically directionally right about everything, all of the craziness and wackiness and tweets and all the silly stuff aside?
That's the choice, America.
You want that guy who wants enjoyment to be part of the American experience, you know, that pursuit of happiness.
A bunch of old guys who wore wigs put that in some documents that used to mean a little something.
And now, suddenly, that guy's president and we're restoring actual sense in our policies so that we will have...