Challenges Faced by a Gay Candidate and Social Justice Concerns

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Exploring the difficulties a gay candidate encounters in appealing to voters, particularly addressing the reception among different demographic groups. The chapter also delves into the unique qualities of a specific candidate and highlights a tragic incident of police violence shedding light on social justice issues in Chicago.

Nancy Pelosi has amassed power through persuasion, and she had the nerve to push a sitting president off the ticket because she prioritized victory. Meanwhile, Kamala's veep pick is key to extending the new generation message—and wouldn't choosing Josh Shapiro be a good way to show she's not on the side of the flag-burning Hamasniks? Plus, mixed emotions for Joe Biden, and jealous Trump is back to being a total d**k. A.B. Stoddard joins Tim Miller.

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A.B.'s piece on Pelosi