Daniel Cameron

This is a testament that people are ready for real change.

Why do you think Daniel Cameron lost?

Uh, man, I got a lot of reasons why, but, uh, ultimately, you know, I think he tried to play a game that wasn't for him.

He tried to, to move and, and hold a position where he's cosplaying, uh, as if he can be an arbiter of white supremacy.

They sorta boxed him out and, and he was in a bit of a box because, you know, he's trying to, to lift up policies as if he's helping working people.

Mm-hmm.

But then he's supporting an administration that is ballooning our deficit, that is sending us to war after war, and people are like, "You're not making sense, Daniel Cameron."

Yeah.

It was something that benefited him and solely him.

And yeah, and so uh yeah the reality was they're not bad for us anymore um right around that same time we had a about initiative um for women's reproductive rights and um we uh you know vote no on two and that one no one two one in this state and why did we vote for it if daniel cameron was just gonna step in and say you know what that doesn't matter And so what we see is that our divide isn't just getting bigger between rich and poor or your upper and lower class there, but it's getting bigger between when you have such an overwhelming super majority in Frankfurt there, you don't have to listen to your constituents anymore.

You're just riding the numbers in there.

And we've seen that in multiple cases.

Black lives don't matter to you if you don't vote.

Don't tell me you're mad that Daniel Cameron has not indicted the police officers who killed Breonna Taylor if you don't vote because you ain't got nothing to do with it.

How dare you not vote? When we don't vote, we dismiss ourselves.

from being part of leveling the playing field of justice in the United States of America.

Don't tell me you're mad.

that Daniel Cameron has not indicted the police officers who killed Breonna Taylor if you don't vote, because you ain't got nothing to do with it.

How dare you not vote? When we don't vote, we dismiss ourselves from being part of leveling the playing field of justice in the United States of America.

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Fahima says, as you know, when Daniel Cameron failed to secure an indictment in the Breonna Taylor case, Clark and the Justice Department did.

This is a different Department of Justice, of course.

And...

Black lives don't matter to you if you don't vote.

Don't tell me you're mad that Daniel Cameron has not indicted the police officers who killed Breonna Taylor if you don't vote because you ain't got nothing to do with it.

How dare you not vote? When we don't vote, we dismiss ourselves.

from being part of leveling the playing field of justice in the United States of America.

Black Lives Matter to you

if you don't vote.

Don't tell me you're mad that Daniel Cameron has not indicted the police officers who killed Breonna Taylor if you don't vote because you ain't got nothing to do with it.

How dare you not vote? When we don't vote, we dismiss ourselves from being part of leveling the playing field of justice in the United States of America.

Like Vice President Pence, you were on the receiving end of death threats.

In your case, I guess good that they couldn't distinguish between David Cameron and Daniel Cameron.

Would you tell that story?

Sure.

If it meant I saved 10 more lives and lost reelection by 40, I was willing to take that deal.

And so in the beginning, everybody was working together.

I even had our Republican legislature going along and our Republican Attorney General, a man named Daniel Cameron.

And so I'm in the midst of one of the updates and a small group of those that most rabidly disagreed, a group that claimed that I stole my election.

But when you look at compare that party's primary to something like the sixth congressional district, which we'll talk about more in a minute, Democrats there, there was a slate of them, and they all had, it seemed like, a lot of supporters on the ground, and that became a pretty well-contested primary.

And then looking at the Senate Republican primary, that three-way battle between Nate Morris and Andy Barr and Daniel Cameron to the end, pretty much, was definitely something that a lot of Republican voters were paying attention to and getting a lot of news coverage out of it.

Hannah, there is one debate scheduled between the Booker and Barr.

So we'll see.

You can comment on ESPN's tweet, and it'll have a million views, and you can be the first tweet on there, and you'll have 24 fucking views on there because you got shadow banned.

And it's like, how am I supposed to exist on here if I'm shadow banned? You know what I'm saying? Y'all can't be taking up a Daniel Cameron like that.

I mean, fuck that motherfucker, man.

It's like, shit.