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Candace breaks down the Kamala's loss to Donald Trump in the Democratic primary, and why she's now officially out of the running for president. She also explains why she should have been the first woman of color to run for president in the first African-American woman's primary in the country s first primary in decades. Candace also gives her thoughts on why she thinks it's a good thing that she's not running for President in 2020 and why we should be thankful that she didn't run for President again. Candace is joined by her husband Jermaine Dupri, who is also a former presidential candidate, to discuss why she believes she should be the next president and what she's going to do now that she s lost the election. She also talks about why she doesn't think she'll ever run again and why it's time to go back to two genders. And she gives her take on what she thinks was a very disappointing performance by her opponent, Sen. Kamala. Kamala herself, and her response to the results of the primary and what we should do next. Thank you for listening to this episode of Candace's new podcast, Candace! Happy Hump Day, Candice! Love ya! -Corey and J-Rod and Jussie Smollett -J.J. & Jacey & J.V. -The Candidacies . . . and her new book, The Dark Side of the Deep South in honor of the late, late night, late, dark, dark time, and late, long, dark times. and the dark times we live in, and the lighthearted moments that we are entering the dark time of history. . , and the only thing that matters more than the dark, the dark night of the ages, is dark enough, but the only dark time is dark, but it s dark enough. , not dark enough the only only when you are entering dark enough . -Adage The adage of the adage, the only when it is dark Enough is not enough, so you can see dark enough? And the only good enough, right enough, is the darkest, so we can enter dark enough ? (law of an adage? and so on, so help us enter dark times, so that we can begin to see the light, right?
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