The Social Contract with Joe Walsh

Kamala Harris engaged in an adversarial media interview yesterday on Fox News, and she did great. Unlike someone else we know, Kamala didn't whine or complain about it, she didn't hurl personal insults at her interviewer, instead she engaged respectfully, she was tough, and she delivered substantive answers. She should do more of these adversarial interviews.

A Georgia judge issued a super important ruling yesterday fighting back against MAGA's efforts to fuck around with the certification of election results. Pay attention to what MAGA is up to. They are now in positions of power to screw with election results.

Again over the weekend, someone, almost in disbelief, asked me how could this race possibly be close? How could it be she asked. Trump is horrible, she said. How could it be close. The fact that these had to ask that showed me how out of touch she was. So I explained to her why the race is so close.

I sat down again with my favorite no bullshit polling analyst @realcarlallen because I'm on the ground in all the battleground states and it feels to me like Trump had the edge. Carl the pollster disagrees. So I pushed him hard to ease my fears. Have a listen.

It should matter. Character should matter. Integrity should matter. Decency should matter. But to way too many Trump supporters today, none of these traits matter anymore. None of them. Trump is an utterly horrible human being, yet, to his supporters, that doesn't matter. This is a scary place to be. A scary place for our entire country.

FEMA actually had to put out Hurricane information on their website as if they were speaking to five year olds. Mitt Romney thinks he's too damn important to publicly endorse Kamala Harris. And Kamala Harris can't ride a vibe to the White House. She's running against a lawless, un-American psychopath. She needs to act like it.

The only way Donald Trump can win is to poison the minds of enough Americans into believing that America is a shithole country, a failing nation, a dark dystopian place. His only hope is to find enough Americans to believe his lies, enough Americans to buy into the fear. It's a disinformation campaign the likes of which we've never seen.

It's a dangerous road we're on. You begin by disagreeing with someone on an issue, then you say they're wrong, then you question their motives, then you want nothing to do with them, then you hate them, then you call them evil, and then comes political violence. To survive as a free country, we must get off this road.