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Alex Stein discusses political candidates and public sentiment

Alex Stein discusses political candidates and public sentiment

From After Hours with Alex Stein

1d ago
US PoliticsElectionsPolitical CommentaryDemocratic CandidatesPublic Sentiment
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This guy belongs to an insane asylum. He was a rude pest. His ideas, political ideas, are good for a public restroom in China. They stink. And he certainly is not a conservative. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. He does it, man. The best thing out of this loss for all the Republicans, in particular you, is that you're going to see more of the big booty Latina AOC and her big batissimo. And you can go crazy like the last time you aired this message. Okay? So you should celebrate that. Celebrate that. Okay, Alex, God bless you. I love your show, man. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Alan. Well, Alan is a regular caller, and I appreciate you giving me some optimism in a time where everybody's looking at the glass half empty. I can look at the big booty Latina half full, and AOC is going to be full of herself because she is looking like she is primed to be the nominee. Now, people are speculating that it's Gavin Newsom. They're saying Bernie Sanders, they're saying this and that. Jon Ossif now is taking the lead in the prediction markets, but we just really don't know until, I guess they make their announcements. So could it be a team of Jon Ossif and aoc? I don't know. Maybe. That's pretty powerful. Jon Ossif is white Jewish. People are gonna love that. And then the fact AOC is a hot big booty Latina, people are gonna love that. And then they're gonna be like, oh, we're anti war. We're gon give you free food and free homes and free immigration and free whatever. They're going to get every single person that is on an H1B visa voting for them. They're probably going to get some conservatives to switch over to, you know, with those big eyes and that big booty Latina vibe. So I'm just nervous about the future. But thank you for actually, you know, being positive, Alan. I appreciate that perspective. All right, let's hear voicemail number two caller from New Mexico. Hey, Alex Stein. I am from New Mexico, and I'm totally disappointed in the way that things went down as far as the elections go. But, you know, I think you're right. I think we have to just, like, do the best we can and hang tough. So thank you for your goodness and keep going and taking care of them college kids and, you know, that's an important thing. The next generation.
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