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Hello. 
This is Rumble with Michael 

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Moore. 
Welcome, everyone. 

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We're in the home stretch here 
of our blue tsunami series blue 

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dots in a Red Sea. 
This is episode 10 recruit and 

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run a beloved blue winner. 
Today's Mission here is to 

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encourage you to recruit 
candidates before the next 

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election, let's find the right 
people to run and I want to show

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you how it's done. 
I want to give you some Is and I

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want you to believe that you can
pull this off because a lot of 

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people have pulled it off, you 
are not alone. 

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When I moved to a red County in 
northern Michigan, sometime, 

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after the year 2000, I had no 
idea just how red it was. 

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I mean, I my first election day 
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I went to the polling place. 
I signed in and I was handed a 

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ballot. 
I took it in the voting booth 

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opened it up and I looked at it 
and I thought, huh? 

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There's been a mistake here. 
It didn't quite look like a real

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ballot. 
It was like half the ballot was 

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missing, you know, like the 
printer had somehow messed up or

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something because I'm looking at
it and there's only one party on

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the ballot. 
There were only Republicans on 

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this ballot and this is for all 
these offices, you know, locally

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from the county, commissioner to
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attorney judges and it was just 
Republican after Republican a 

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Republican and no Democrat. 
I'm like, this can't be right. 

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I've got a spoiled ballot. 
I've got some kind of misprinted

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ballot. 
How could there not be a single 

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Democrat? 
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So I left the voting booth I 
went back up to the woman who 

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gave me the ballot. 
I said, I think there's 

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something wrong here. 
There are no Democrats on the 

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ballot. 
Now, for any, look at this 

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County Treasurer the County. 
Supervisor go down the whole 

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list here, state representative 
state senator. 

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Is there something wrong with my
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Here is there do I not see the 
word Democrat somewhere? 

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What? 
Just, please explain this to me 

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because my ma'am, You've handed 
me a Soviet ballot. 

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She said what this is a Soviet 
ballot. 

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Remember the old Soviet Union 
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the Communist party? 
You know, they had elections, 

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they had elections But there was
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There, you would go into the 
booth and they would you have a 

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choice between this communist 
and that Communist Party member,

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and that was it. 
We don't have that was we're 

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like a full-fledged democracy 
here we have, you know, all 

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points of view that we have a 
diverse country that people 

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think and feel different ways 
about all the issues. 

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And I don't understand is there.
No are Democrats band in this 

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County know. 
She's laughing now and no no no 

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no no. 
Although you could be a Democrat

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and run here. 
I said, we're at why aren't they

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on the ballot? 
She says because nobody wants to

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run as a Democrat, you mean 
nobody? 

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You know, there's a Democrat on 
the ballot for president and the

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senator, from the state. 
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the local senators and 
representatives, whatever number

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she says, no there's been no 
Democrat on this ballot here. 

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And I can't remember when and 
I'm like, you've got to be 

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kidding me. 
I said, look how many people are

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in the County here. 
There's got to be like you know,

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30,000 people in this County 
you're telling me that out of 

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the 30,000, there's no Democrats
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wouldn't say that there are no 
Democrats but nobody wants to 

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run as a Democrat because you 
can't win because only 

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Republicans when I said yeah, 
but they don't know, Republicans

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only win because there's only 
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that's the same things as I get.
This is Soviet ballet. 

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If you only need one party, You 
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parties for parties. 
No no no one party. 

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The Republican party. 
Now go vote. 

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It's a free election. 
That wasn't her voice. 

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That was me, sort of thinking, 
this is what I'm hearing. 

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And I'm being handed a ballot 
that they hand out in 

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totalitarian countries. 
Not just the Communist obviously

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but certainly all the right-wing
dictatorship. 

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Countries course they don't want
any opposition. 

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Of course, they don't allow it. 
Because while because you only 

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need one party. 
I went back in, I Mark the 

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couple you know, National 
Democrats at the top and I 

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handed it to her and I thought, 
you know what I should do is I 

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should just do it right in 
because there is a right in line

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and each of these offices I 
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sorry, I stepped back into the 
pool and I didn't want to look, 

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I know, they know this is going 
to be me, they know who I am. 

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I don't want to be a ding dong 
here, so but I had to, I just 

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wrote in a few friends. 
A few people, I knew in the 

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county, then I wrote my name in,
it was probably drain. 

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Commissioner. 
I had it. 

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I just picked like the lowest 
office possible just because I 

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did not want to turn in a 
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That was essentially the 
totalitarian ballot of only one 

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party is allowed here. 
It was so depressing to think. 

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Oh, why did we move here? 
Why didn't we move the Ann Arbor

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or go back to Flint or go back, 
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East Lansing And I just thought 
from that point on, I will never

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ever vote in this County again, 
if it's a Soviet ballot. 

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And so that was one, as I told 
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here, where we decided to, you 
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Democrats. 
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quarterly meeting we went to a 
meeting there were four 

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dues-paying Democrats there and 
then that was the start I 

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thought. 
Wow this is great and we you 

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know, it went from 4 to 10 to 20
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by the next election, we had 200
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democratic party and as I 
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this election, in November, I 
was told by the county chair for

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the Democrats in the same county
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members. 
I was, oh, man, I was so happy 

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to hear this and then, and then 
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when they had the all the votes 
counted that polling place where

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I voted on that day many years 
ago and the Ship that I lived in

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voted for Gretchen, Whitmer, or 
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Michigan. 
And Jocelyn Benson is the 

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Democratic Secretary of State. 
This very Township had somehow 

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flipped. 
Now, the course, there were 

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still Republicans that one in 
the township, especially in the 

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more local races. 
But I just thought, oh my God, 

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this is and in fact, my belief, 
in our ability to pull this off 

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a decade or two ago had come 
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I'm not the only one who 
experienced this, this past 

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election, and I want to 
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If you live in a red County, you
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a red congressional district. 
This can happen, it has to 

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happen though, only because you 
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And because, you know, you're 
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about getting out our people to 
vote. 

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I know what you're thinking in 
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Mike, that may be true there in 
your rig County in Michigan, but

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you have no idea what Oklahoma 
looks like. 

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And I know what you're saying, 
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there's now been too much 
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If you do the right organizing, 
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Your chance of winning is much 
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These days. 
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That there are so many young 
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these kids, we've been raising, 
we didn't raise them to be 

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haters, a misogynist and bigots.
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their fellow human beings, and 
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There's been a shift. 
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political shift. 
If you don't know that, it's 

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only because you've just been 
surrounded in this despair, I 

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want to encourage you come out 
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So here's what you've got to do.
Before the next election, your 

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new group, your blue group has 
got to form a candidate 

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recruitment committee. 
And you've got to meet and sit 

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down and brainstorm and figure 
out who's the best person to 

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run. 
Who do we approach? 

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Don't wait for somebody to make 
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In fact, sometimes we end up in 
some of our local ballots, where

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we do have Democrats on the 
ballot, but the wrong Democrats 

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are not the right people. 
They didn't know how to get. 

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Out the boat, they weren't 
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every door. 
You have to knock on every door,

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by the way, to run into win. 
You have to knock on every door 

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and if you can, depending on how
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Precinct or whatever, you've got
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A second time, in the months, 
leading up to the election, they

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need to meet you and see you. 
And you need to have a human 

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conversation with them, not a 
political one, a human 

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conversation. 
That is the best way to people 

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go. 
Yeah. 

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You know, he came to my door. 
No, I wasn't such a bad guy. 

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We can't leave this to fate and 
we can't leave this up to just 

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the people think they should be 
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We need to find the right 
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So here's what you've got to do.
Just sit down right now. 

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You could brainstorm this list 
with me right now. 

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Just just pull out your phone, 
or your piece of paper or 

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whatever and think of people in 
your city, in your school, 

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district in your area, who's a 
local hero, who's done 

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something. 
So, So something, so great for 

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the area. 
You know, maybe it's somebody 

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that started a conservation 
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thing, they cleaned up the water
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Maybe it's the person that 
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providing food and meals for 
seniors and and people in need, 

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you know, if you find the right 
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there's just a great history 
teacher at your high school. 

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People have had this teacher for
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They love her. 
They absolutely love her. 

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You got to start thinking about,
who is been in that community 

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that people have encountered. 
Maybe it's the person that runs 

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the United Way, Maybe. 
It's the Daisy's leader for the 

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Girl Scout Troop leader. 
I mean really how many girls 

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have gone through that girl 
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years? 
Run the football coach. 

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The Beloved football, coach six 
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been winning seasons and all the
the kids love them. 

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And he's not some jerk and he's,
you know, I mean there's so many

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possibilities. 
Maybe it's the woman. 

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Who's the Lutheran minister at 
the Lutheran Church in town? 

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Who's Progressive, who cares 
about people who are the Have 

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Nots? 
seriously, just I mean I could, 

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I could think of a whole bunch 
of other categories, but think 

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of, there's somebody and there's
more than one A good person with

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good values and cares about 
people loves the country. 

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Loves the town you live in. 
But there's also young people 

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people like to vote for young 
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So, a lot of young candidates. 
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Zoomer here that got elected to 
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He's 25 years old, Max, Frost 
from Florida, from Orlando, 

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showed up in Washington, this 
week after being elected in 

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November, 25 years old. 
I ran when I was 18 and was 

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elected, you know, people love 
smart, young people, and 

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enthusiastic young people. 
And you know, they come knocking

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at your door and say, you know, 
I'm going to do this and we're 

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and I'm going to and I'm not 
going to fight for this and I'm 

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not going to give up. 
And I'm going to and you 

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actually believe it because, you
know, you're so probably halfway

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worn out yourself, but you, but 
here is you that the door youth 

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saying, give me the mantle and I
will make things better for our 

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area. 
Wow. 

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Who is that person think of 
women when possible? 

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Run women. 
This is another cultural shift. 

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If you look at the statistics of
those races that have a woman 

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versus a ban on the ballot, How 
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The woman wins. 
It's so great to see. 

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I mean, we've seen just in the 
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Congress itself. 
More and more women being 

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elected. 
People are tired of the same 

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old. 
Same old, the same old white 

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guy. 
Running for office. 

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Bob Jones here. 
I mean thank you. 

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Bob Jones, whoever you are, 
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service to as the county 
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we want to hear some new ideas, 
don't we all agree. 

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That things are a little messed 
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Some new blood young people, 
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It really is the path to go down
and if you start thinking 

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outside the box and think about 
people you're like a casting 

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director in a movie. 
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It's like you're thinking who's 
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role? 
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because you live in a red area. 
You're going to think the person

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we got to find is got to be like
a more conservative Democrat or 

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more conservative. 
No, no, no, don't do that. 

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You're going to lose. 
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the conservative Democrat? 
When they've already got a 

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Conservative Republican. 
Why would you vote for hamburger

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when you've got prime rib? 
They're going to vote for the 

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real deal. 
The Republicans are not going to

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vote for your Democrat, who's 
trying to sound safe and and not

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offensive, and no. 
Know you've got to run for 

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somebody who will come out and 
say, I believe in a woman's 

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right to choose. 
You can't say that in this town.

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Oh yes, you can. 
Again, Kansas this summer, 

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almost 60% of the people in this
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to make abortion legal and they 
put it in their friggin 

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Constitution candidates all 
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This November who ran with a 
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abortion and just said so you 
know, refreshing that is two 

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people. 
Wow, I'll always believe this 

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person because she wasn't afraid
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So don't get a candidates going 
to try to placate or try to be a

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conservative, that's fake. 
They know it, you've got to 

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trust that there are so many 
non-voters or people don't 

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usually vote that would love to 
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somebody that does have 
Progressive values that does 

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care about the planet, that does
care about the wage Gap and the 

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income inequality Run somebody 
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Don't be chicken shit about 
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You've got to recruit beloved 
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People in your town that people 
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it. 
If they haven't met them before,

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they're going to meet them at 
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Probably twice. 
And they're going to love this 

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candidate. 
And will you win most of these? 

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No, not at first but you're 
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than you've ever won before. 
But you have to be committed to 

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this, you have to find 
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And then you have to develop the
right message around them that 

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tells the public, the truth. 
How refreshing trust me on this 

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when when voters see the real 
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They would rather go for that 
then somebody who is saying that

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they're on your side, but your 
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something fake about this. 
So that's our lesson here for 

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today. 
You've got to have candidate 

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recruitment. 
You've got to find the right 

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people. 
You got to think outside the 

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box. 
When you think of these people, 

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you're not thinking of a 
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I know you're not, you're not 
thinking about the woman that 

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set up the food bank, you need 
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different way. 
It's the only way we're going to

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win. 
Be bold, be brave. 

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Go for it. 
If you are the person that 

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should be running, then you 
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Now, now for the 2024 election, 
is there an office you should be

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running for. 
Is there an office? 

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You would like to run for where 
you would do well by the people 

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of your area. 
Don't put this off where the 

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first month of a new year. 
And we don't have much time. 

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The next election cycle will be 
around faster than you can 

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imagine. 
Find your blue candidates. 

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Make sure that they will be 
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Think about them as winning this
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Thanks for listening to this. 
I know, you're think I want to, 

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I want to let you go because 
you're going to start writing 

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down, these people put them in a
draft on your phone, or your 

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computer and send it around to 
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You've met, hey, what do you 
what do you think about? 

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You know, that woman that 
gathered together all the Those 

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kids and they did that huge 
Cleanup in the park and then she

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just kept doing it in other 
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What about her? 
Yeah, people like her. 

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Alexandria Ocasio. 
Cortez a bartender. 

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Real people, real people who are
also those smart. 

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Who are going to work their 
butts off and who are going to 

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be the new face. 
Of the new liberal Progressive 

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Lefty Democratic Party. 
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This has been Rumble with 
Michael Moore episode. 10 of 

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blue dots in a red. 
See, we've got two episodes left

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in the next few days. 
Thanks for all your feedback on 

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this and let me know if you or 
someone that you found is going 

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to be running. 
And when it comes time near the 

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election, I will put them up on 
my site. 

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I'll put them in my podcast. 
If I can, we'll get the word 

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out. 
We'll build the movement around 

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this with the right people 
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For office. 
Thanks everybody for listening 

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and I'll talk to you soon 
and said goodbye.