He won’t. He can’t even pay his rent dude

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Thanks, and I totally hear that. My view on all this: The campaign should in no way be above criticism. I didn't agree with every answer they gave (understand the constraints but think they still could've made a sharper break from Biden), and I didn't agree with every tactic during the campaign (we spent time questioning some on PSA). I've also never been shy about criticizing the party - there are people who still won't speak to me because we called on Biden to step aside. All that said, I guess the reason I had a different reaction to the interview is that I was just interested in a perspective that none of us had - what it was like to sit inside the campaign surrounded by a wealth of data and resources and a million decisions to make when you get a new nominee with 100 days left and the polling is showing a Trump landslide. To your point about Rogan: it sounded like the campaign genuinely believes that Rogan wouldn't have been worth taking her away from a battleground state in the final weeks. Not sure I agree, but that seems to be their honest view, and it's hard to prove the counterfactual. Every campaign makes mistakes, even winning campaigns. When you lose - and lose to Donald Fucking Trump - those mistakes understandably get more scrutiny. And if she had lost the election by like 10,000 votes in one swing state state, I'd personally be looking a lot harder at data on which tactics failed and why the strategy was off. But because: a) the national shift to the right was so big, b) Biden only beat Trump by 40k votes last time, and c) Harris was saddled with an extremely unpopular president and a global anti-incumbent environment, I'm more interested in what we can all do to reform and build a party with candidates who can win a real majority - WH, red/purple Senate seats, etc. Some of that will be learning from tactical mistakes made by the Harris campaign. I suspect much of it will go beyond that.

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