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Advice to the Winners: Don't Overreach
from Election Analysis & Turning Yourself In | The Tim Dillon Show #416 · #416
2 min
He warns the incoming administration not to abuse power against political enemies the way Democrats went after Rogan for endorsing Bernie, citing the pendulum nature of political power.
- Tim explains that when you have power, you can't try to starve everybody and make enemies—it doesn't work well for you.
- The Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Warren wing tried to systematically destroy Joe Rogan's life over a Bernie Sanders comment, which was a mistake.
- Using control of the Justice Department to investigate and charge political enemies with false charges is not gracious in victory.
- Tim notes that power is temporary—nobody stays on top forever, and things change very quickly.
- He imagines waking up in a camp drinking raw milk and listening to Robert Kennedy's voice on speakers.
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