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29/04/23

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Originally posted by hersuit: ↑

Wisdom dicates that when faced with an event you dont either understand or one where its likely you know nothing of why it happened...its best to keep your powder dry and your opinions to yourself

Unless of course, you're a Dem or a leftie who got "aroused" by the TC sacking.

Wiser, more rational and probably smarter folks recognized immediately there was probably more here than meets the eye and only stupid, political tribalism would lead to statements of "facts" on the matter or predictions on the future.

TC is a wildly popular talking head. Bright, articulate, and with a true gift at connecting people to the populist positions within the political arena. He rated off the charts and made a matzoh at Fox

But considering guys like Crowder went to The Daily Wire..and he, with but a mere fraction of the pull of a TC...gets about $25 million a year. More than TC at Fox

TC will land somewhere and his platform will be bigger, wider, more profitable and in the end, more influential on the body politic than his previous gig.

So remind me again how this is his death knell or how it represents the end of the Right...the demise of the GOP or whatever other moronic, nonsensical and truly daft positions some here on HC have taken?

Stay tuned.

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Newsmax certainly making their pitch.

Same echo, different chamber or just rearranging the deck chairs ?
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