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The White House Correspondents Dinner is an open celebration of the elite class who scratch each other's back. It's like the Met Gala except it's all journalists, and Republicans and Democrats all getting together to prove the thesis that there is a uni-party of elites who like each other and hang out behind closed doors and actually don't care very much about the people they are supposed to represent. Remember, all of these people are meant to be representing you. The press is supposed to be out there asking hard questions of all politicians so that you, the consumer, the voter, get the choices that you have been promised. The politicians are supposed be your representatives, representing your interests in the halls of power. Instead, they're all patting each other on the back, and then they reward each other for having patted each other. It all feels very Hunger Games, and it all feels like a lot of people getting together and patting themselves for just how much they actually Like Each Other. Like, underneath it all, we like Each other. What common values unite these people? But if you're talking about an event where everybody gets together and then you discuss a variety of different viewpoints, that just celebrates what we all make common, that's a different thing. And then you're sitting at the same table and talking to the same people you don't have a common point of view? It doesn't look like you're fighting for the same thing. It looks like a sham, doesn't it? Don't you agree with each other? Don t t tux? Don't tux, don't you? You're all fighting for a common cause? And that doesn't seem like a common viewpoint? It doesn t look like a bit of a day in day, does it? And that looks a bit like you are fighting for something that you all share a common perspective? That doesn't sound like you all fight for a little bit of money, which is a sham of a guy who doesn't really fight for the common man, which doesn't fight for something you're supposedly fighting for? and that doesn t fight for you doesn t really look like fighting for you, does that sound like a good day in a bit? don t t it? Don t get me tuxedos, do you tux tuxedo, do t t ts? I don t know, do yo?
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