Nov 4, 2026 · 19 min · 10 segments
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Angie SullivanHosti mean um you know i i kind of agree with trey in the sense that i think darlene was put in an untenable position um she actually would be better more south carolina focused than her brother It was very foreign policy focused.
She hadn't buried her brother.
She hadn't mourned her brother.
And her governor and her president asked her to serve, and she did.
It's sad to me.
You know, it ended tragically.
it's tragic it's absolutely tragic that a completely unqualified dipshit got her ass handed to her by a very qualified highly educated american woman named annie who took transphobic and ridiculous attacks on her and she stood her ground she stood for south carolinian she stood for women she stood for diversity she stood for everything that you don't have a modicum of courage to stand for you fat ass sean hannity
you know here's the thing trump picked her he hand-picked her he handled ken paxton this is a repudiation of him across the board and when you look at this Honestly, I was kind of worried that the name would carry her through because her brother was so popular for so long.
And one of the things that I really appreciated about Annie Andrews' speech is she said, I don't owe anything to big money.
These people need to be responsible to their constituents, not Donald Trump, not Sean Hannity, to the people that put them in office.
But also that is a message that corporate Democrats need to feel, that your seats are not safe if you continue to take money from the same fascist collaborators that fund MAGA.
i mean um you know i i kind of agree with trey in the sense that i think darlene was put in an untenable position um she actually would be better more south carolina focused than her brother It was very foreign policy focused.
She hadn't buried her brother.
She hadn't mourned her brother.
And her governor and her president asked her to serve, and she did.
It's sad to me.
You know, it ended tragically.
it's tragic it's absolutely tragic that a completely unqualified dipshit got her ass handed to her by a very qualified highly educated american woman named annie who took transphobic and ridiculous attacks on her and she stood her ground she stood for south carolinian she stood for women she stood for diversity she stood for everything that you don't have a modicum of courage to stand for you fat ass sean hannity
you know here's the thing trump picked her he hand-picked her he handled ken paxton this is a repudiation of him across the board and when you look at this Honestly, I was kind of worried that the name would carry her through because her brother was so popular for so long.
And one of the things that I really appreciated about Annie Andrews' speech is she said, I don't owe anything to big money.
These people need to be responsible to their constituents, not Donald Trump, not Sean Hannity, to the people that put them in office.
But also that is a message that corporate Democrats need to feel, that your seats are not safe if you continue to take money from the same fascist collaborators that fund MAGA.
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