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The "Get Your Booty to the Poll" ad campaign is examined as a successful use of sexualized content to drive political engagement. Originally released in September 2020, the ad was repurposed for the Georgia runoff election in January 2021 with funding from the New Georgia Project. The hosts discuss the effectiveness of using "booty" as a marketing tool for voter turnout.
The discussion covers Biden's skepticism about passing the HR1 and HR40 (reparations) bills through a Republican-controlled Senate. The hosts argue that Biden is intentionally setting low expectations for his administration's ability to deliver on progressive demands, despite Democrats holding the House and Senate.
The episode concludes with a clip of Chuck Schumer declaring, "Now we take Georgia, then we change the world," before quickly correcting himself to "change America." The hosts view this as a slip of the tongue revealing a globalist agenda. The show ends with the song "A Rainy Night in Georgia" by Brook Benton, reflecting on the state's role as the current political battleground.
