If this is what democracy looks like to these people, lights off on any signs of dissent

while celebrating the voteless anointing of their chosen insiders,

if that's what democracy looks like, we are in a world of trouble.

And no matter how many amazing singers or sports coaches or sports stars or

Oprah's appeared on the stage, I could not shake this moment. I will never shake that moment.

And as soon as the literal sign of disunity was purged from the arena. The lights were turned back on and the

fake unity show continued.

I am so damn tired of being lied too.

I don't think I can't deny it anymore. You can't stick to your story if you think it flies

But I'm not going to buy it anymore.

Hello, my friend and thank you for listening to the 299th episode of this listener supported podcast called Congressional Dish.

I'm your host Jennifer Briny.

And in today's episode, I'm going to tell you today about the Democratic National

Convention, which is the convention that was held to formally

nominate the Democratic Party's nominee for president, and I'm going to talk about it today

because I was there. I was on the ground in the arena, at least most of the time.

And today I'm going to tell you the story of the convention that you probably didn't see on television.

Because from what I've seen of the coverage, the American people who bothered to watch,

seem to have been led to believe that the Democratic Party is in total unity right now.

We all love Kamala. There's so much joy! But on the

ground in events that were literally hidden from public view as much as possible by

the Democratic Party, well it seemed very clear to me that the

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