I really don't get it why the US has only 2 parties, in most places in the world there's no way AOC, Warren and Bernie would be in the same party as Biden, Clinton and Bloomberg
Theres actually more parties, but the tea is, the electorate doesn't ever consider them bc of the aforementioned 'electability'. The 'other' parties (independents, libertarians and conservatives) are often less full of hot searing bullshit than the dems/reps, but underfunded w/ no organization behind them. The dems/reps have enormous amounts of that so, those are the only relevant parties.
It's because people have a tendency to vote for the person that they think has the best chance of winning. If it's between a third-party candidate that they really like and a major-party candidate that they're okay with, they'll vote for the major party candidate because their chances are better. Because our voting system is based off majority, people gravitate towards two parties. Also technically, Bernie's an independent
@@paulineliu8286 I thought he was an independent but not anymore. And that tendency exists, but there are some ways to avoid it(but then you need to change the system)
Thanks for successfully explaining caucuses in a way that didn't make me zone out or sob in a corner. I've been doing enough of both with the standard primaries.
I loved this! Coming to this video as a British person with little to no understanding of US politics, I had no idea what to expect. I’ve left with a deeper understanding of American politics, plenty of food for thought and some new reading material for quarantine, all without the video being too complex, intense or in any way boring. Thanks Dan! 🇺🇸✨
"you're gonna win the nomination because people miss your cooler more attractive friend" OOF also I brought a stapler to school because unlike some people I am PREPARED
I hate how Bernie is consistently refered to as an old white man when he would be the first ever Jewish president if he won. I hate that identity is only important to establishment types insofar as it fits their narrative.
dan i love these new long form videos they are truly so good also, my favourite set decoration moments: - hillary standing next to that candle on the bookshelf - those two giraffes all the way in the background
as much as i agree with your points, dan, i don't think it's fair to simply state that sanders vs biden = "two white men", seeing as sanders is jewish. i understand your point - that we still ended up with a fairly non-diverse pool of democratic candidates (considering the starting point of the race), and that sanders, ultimately, "looks" like " a safe choice". but he will not have the perspective of the world of a white (non-jewish) man, as he faces (some) discrimination too (ie the nazi flag someone brought to one of his rallies recently). ps. loved your jon stewart-esque paper tapping at the end
i don't know what it is but watching dan talk about literally anything makes me very calm. you're making me learn shit about politics that no one else was gonna teach, so thank you.
Not really interested in US politics, so I thought I was here just for the banter. The banter was good, but so was the analysis, and now I'm interested. Can't wait to have my hopes crushed in November, cheers!
"In 2016, Hillary Clinton lost [Michigan] by 11,000 votes" and I, a resident of the bluest district in the state, have been Drinking To Forget ever since
What a fantastic video, you did an excellent job at explaining all this stuff ! As a European following with attention American politics I had no idea what caucuses actually were, that's a wild process ! Loved your Watergate joke, but feeling personnally attacked as I brought a stapler to school in my pencil case and you didn't need to come for me like that ^^' Anyway, this was a great video and thank you very much for the time it must have taken you to edit all of it :)
This is a very good video, but I have one issue with it! Yes, Biden and Bernie are both old white men, but you cannot discount Bernie Sanders' Jewish heritage as an important part of his identity, and why some less than accepting people might not be willing to support him. When you consider the rising wave of anti-semitism in American (and all around the world for that matter), a Jewish president at this point in time would be very progressive.
Wonderful video. Please continue talking about politics, your take on it is one that informs me without making me feel stupid, and I am so grateful for that 🌻
funnily enough, the news graphics at the beginning didn't even make me blink until you were like "can we make these go away" like jesus maybe we do have too much stuff going on in our newscasts it's like a powerpoint presentation on steroids
Some thoughts: - Please do the accent more. - John Hickenlooper had excellent branding and I'm so glad he's running for Senate. - Illinois is demographically the most representative state of the Democratic Party. - Iowa has a law saying they have to be the first contest, NH has a law saying they have to be the first contest. It's an economic issue, being first in the nation brings huge money to the state. - I'm really interested to see if you think Bernie should drop out now? - I'm also really interested to see your thoughts on UK politics? It's evident you're on the centre-left, but I wondered who you like the sound of from the UK Labour leadership?
I never really comment on RUclips (I think this is my second or third comment although I've been watching since 2008), but this time I just have to mention how much I enjoyed this video. It is so great to have a topic presented with that much honest passion and an impressive amount of knowledge AND great humor - and plus at this time, so refreshing to be focusing on another big piece of news apart from the huge and obvious one. It's like getting an escape from the scary current events, while still hearing about current events and thus feeling adult-y and serious. ^^ So, terrific job, thank you, and I hope you feel like making more similar stuff. :)
Deadset forgot I was a patron until I saw my name in the credits 😂 obsessed with this video though, my fave you’ve ever done... reading is fundamental and honestly, would watch Ru host a debate in that style.
Considering I fall asleep when I try to read up on politics, these videos are very helpful. . . Also that American accent was absolutely amazing. Made my day 😘
When you started "opuleence"-ing and then opening the library? I broke, and had to rewatch cus I laughed so hard. Also, great, informative and terrifying video.
Dan: I admit I was cynical going into this video because I study politics and live and breathe this stuff. But you very much nailed it. One thing: the only (and I mean only) good reason for Iowa and NH to go first is that it forces candidates to go to states that aren’t huge media markets, so they have to meet face to face with voters instead of campaigning by TV interview (which they start to do after the first 4 states). That being said, there are states that are equally as small with small media markets that should be the first as they are as more representative of the country and Democratic electorate (Ohio, Pennsylvania or Georgia to name a few). Seriously though, I really enjoyed this! Would love to hear you go into depth about more topics, I loved the Oscars and 2019 election videos as well.
On another tangent, as a citizen from Chicago, the Covid quarantine has made voting difficult. The state has no intention of allowing a new vote to be held. 🤬
M Tri yeah. There is a lot of talk (and bragging) about American Democracy but there is very little in the way of actively ensuring people have their voice and making certain every vote counts. Then there will be lots of discussion and blame thrown around regarding voter turn out as though this is the system modern voters would pick. As though it isn't preferred by those who hope to benefit from the flaws in the system. Sorry about the negativity. Sad, frustrated, anxious, and feeling just a little but hopeless over here. Have some emoji animals to counter balance it. 🐶🐱🐼🐷🙊🐙🐳
Man, I'm so glad Washington state moved over to a mail in primary (like all of our other voting was) this year. It's wild to me that so many states make people go to physical locations to vote. I thought everyone voted by mail here when I first started engaging politically (2015/2016, yes I was very late to the game). Caucuses are a whole other level of insane. Also, you explained caucuses better than a lot of actual US news sources I listened to, so A+. I don't know why you want to torture yourself with our crazy, but I'm glad you do 'cause this is top notch entertainment, and I find it really interesting to hear what people from other countries think of our politics.
The problem with putting all the primaries on one day is that it would automatically ensure that only the richest (or best funded) candidates would be viable from the get go. Even a single state level campaign is extremely expensive between advertisements, staffing, travel, event costs, etc. Typically campaigns use early successes as talking points for further fundraising. Dan didn't go into this in the video, but a lot of the people mentioned (like Corey Booker and Kamala Harris) dropped out even before the Iowa caucus because (in part) they couldn't raise enough money to keep going.
Thank you for making my night better with the crap painting that our election has become. It's still in a gallery and some people think it works because the contrast is worth admiring but most people understand its crap on a canvas. If that made any sense, great. I've had two drinks and the fear of being in Germany while my friends and family are either panicking in Illinois or still trying party keeps me livid. Cheers to you making an incredible video and to everyone staying safe!
I think these are becoming some of my most anticipated videos. Would love it if you did another one of these post-November vote looking back on the campaign.
When you were describing caucuses, I had a moment of panic going, "BUT THAT'S A G A M E!" Also, this is my new favourite series. If you're ever looking for drawings or animations for your videos, let me know. My @ is the same everywhere ^_^
@@DanLayton well what the heck 🙃 extra as always, i guess. also this vid is more informative than every single history class i've ever taken so thanks for being better than the american education system lol
I really appreciate the unoffensive american accent. It was hilarious. A lot of youtubers that try american accents are really nasal and obnoxious. People like that do exist, but it always makes me cringe thinking that that is the general thought of what we sound like.
I'm sorry, what? I'm only 2 minutes in and this is the best thing I've seen all day. Edit: can confirm, after watching this all, its the best thing I've seen all day.
I'm on the edge of my seat to see what effects the corona-pandemic will have in the US. I hope, and this is very optimistic of course, people will realize how detrimental the installed systems (health care, education, labour etc) are for all people and will consider changing their opinions and outlooks on how the US should be. However, America won't be hit as hard as it could be because they've had more time to prepare but can you imagine what a battlefield would've been if the virus first went from China to the US... I hope this whole situation (i.e. the corona-epidemic) will be a pivotal moment for the world economy and governments. And even though it's scary to be in this situation, it's also fascinating as well.
i will never understand how so many americans would rather vote for biden over sanders. sanders wants a universal healthcare while biden said in an interview that he would veto any universal healthcare plan if it landed on his desk.
Love this and your other politcal break downs (both meanings) would request you take aprt the idea that the response to Covid19 could end the populist rise???
I read all the text in the news graphics, and Dan, I have to say I'm slightly concerned that you are not planning to buy groceries until October. I have many thoughts about Iowa as I lived there during the last two years of high school. The stats accurately reflect the demographics I encountered - Iowa is very white and not a representative sample of the rest of the US. Iowans take great pride in their state and how exceptional they are, while (in my experience) sometimes failing to be thoughtful about experiences of people who come from backgrounds they are not familiar with. And it is indeed damn cold in February! (Or January, which has sometimes been the date for the caucus in the past.) When you picture the Iowa caucus, picture everyone driving to whatever school gym they're assigned to caucus at and parking their cars in the few spaces of the parking lot that are not covered in mountains of snow, which have been there for months already and are coated in a layer of dingy brown grime...but the good people of Iowa are so proud to be there doing their civic duty and representing their great state. There's probably a metaphor for American democracy in there somewhere...
Thank you so much for talking about unity. That is key in the general. I'm nervous that the same thing will happen this election that happened in the last where a bunch of people decide to just not vote because they don't like the nominee.
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THAT's what a caucus is??? I'm truly shaken to my core. We did that in year 4 to show what our favourite colours were. Madness.
I really don't get it why the US has only 2 parties, in most places in the world there's no way AOC, Warren and Bernie would be in the same party as Biden, Clinton and Bloomberg
Theres actually more parties, but the tea is, the electorate doesn't ever consider them bc of the aforementioned 'electability'. The 'other' parties (independents, libertarians and conservatives) are often less full of hot searing bullshit than the dems/reps, but underfunded w/ no organization behind them. The dems/reps have enormous amounts of that so, those are the only relevant parties.
It's because people have a tendency to vote for the person that they think has the best chance of winning. If it's between a third-party candidate that they really like and a major-party candidate that they're okay with, they'll vote for the major party candidate because their chances are better. Because our voting system is based off majority, people gravitate towards two parties. Also technically, Bernie's an independent
It’s likely a symptom of the first past the post election system
@@paulineliu8286 I thought he was an independent but not anymore. And that tendency exists, but there are some ways to avoid it(but then you need to change the system)
@@lj4466 That makes sense, but still I find odd that these parties are not competitive even in local "small" election
i love that you know more about american politics than a Frightening number of actual americans
That's actually so true.
And those of us that do..want to eat a bullet!
“And if you think those were jokes just wait until I tell you about caucuses” oof
Thanks for successfully explaining caucuses in a way that didn't make me zone out or sob in a corner. I've been doing enough of both with the standard primaries.
That was some damn professional paper tapping at the end there
I loved this! Coming to this video as a British person with little to no understanding of US politics, I had no idea what to expect. I’ve left with a deeper understanding of American politics, plenty of food for thought and some new reading material for quarantine, all without the video being too complex, intense or in any way boring. Thanks Dan! 🇺🇸✨
"you're gonna win the nomination because people miss your cooler more attractive friend" OOF
also I brought a stapler to school because unlike some people I am PREPARED
true fact: so did i.
I hate how Bernie is consistently refered to as an old white man when he would be the first ever Jewish president if he won. I hate that identity is only important to establishment types insofar as it fits their narrative.
TRUE, AND AS A BERNIE SUPPORTER I WILL NEVER VOTE FOR JOE BIDEN....
MORE VIDEOS ABOUT POLITICS FROM DAN PLEASE!!!!!
This is legit more informative than my US politics university lectures
How did you explain the US political system more than effectively than the actual US school system
Did they actually cover this in your school? Cause they never actually did cover primaries in mine. Not ever.
ICABFNT oh, god, no. I didn’t even know what a caucus was until Dan explained it.
it's designed that way, people might critique it or support alternatives if they knew how it works
"if you thought those were jokes, wait till i tell you about caucuses" yeah
Bravo, British Boy! Excellent, accurate, enjoyable, insightful, and as delicious as your baking. Thank you.
Very well researched. I have been participating in my democracy for 24 years and it still confounds me.
Needed this bit of levity more than I knew and the paper-shuffling thing at the end there made me laugh harder than it should have.
most anticipated video of the isolation period
DAN these Sorry, What?! videos are absolutely amazing. Informative, funny, engaging, and all-round legendary. Keep doing what you're bloody doing!
dan i love these new long form videos they are truly so good
also, my favourite set decoration moments:
- hillary standing next to that candle on the bookshelf
- those two giraffes all the way in the background
Why did poll workers have to sign NDAs for the first time in history? Strikes me as soooo suspect. Sorry!
as much as i agree with your points, dan, i don't think it's fair to simply state that sanders vs biden = "two white men", seeing as sanders is jewish. i understand your point - that we still ended up with a fairly non-diverse pool of democratic candidates (considering the starting point of the race), and that sanders, ultimately, "looks" like " a safe choice". but he will not have the perspective of the world of a white (non-jewish) man, as he faces (some) discrimination too (ie the nazi flag someone brought to one of his rallies recently).
ps. loved your jon stewart-esque paper tapping at the end
i don't know what it is but watching dan talk about literally anything makes me very calm. you're making me learn shit about politics that no one else was gonna teach, so thank you.
Not really interested in US politics, so I thought I was here just for the banter. The banter was good, but so was the analysis, and now I'm interested. Can't wait to have my hopes crushed in November, cheers!
I'm so glad you have your half baking half politics studio !! please do more videos i love hearing you talk about all of this
American Dan is something i never knew i needed in my life
"In 2016, Hillary Clinton lost [Michigan] by 11,000 votes" and I, a resident of the bluest district in the state, have been Drinking To Forget ever since
wasn't expecting the library to be opened for this, the shade!!!!
This video is amazing! The perfect combination of informative and hilarious! Please keep making these Dan.
the library segment was quite frankly phenomenal x
These videos are amazing. So dense with comedy and information, I’m definitely going to have to watch it again. Thanks Dan!
What a fantastic video, you did an excellent job at explaining all this stuff !
As a European following with attention American politics I had no idea what caucuses actually were, that's a wild process !
Loved your Watergate joke, but feeling personnally attacked as I brought a stapler to school in my pencil case and you didn't need to come for me like that ^^'
Anyway, this was a great video and thank you very much for the time it must have taken you to edit all of it :)
This is a very good video, but I have one issue with it! Yes, Biden and Bernie are both old white men, but you cannot discount Bernie Sanders' Jewish heritage as an important part of his identity, and why some less than accepting people might not be willing to support him. When you consider the rising wave of anti-semitism in American (and all around the world for that matter), a Jewish president at this point in time would be very progressive.
Wonderful video. Please continue talking about politics, your take on it is one that informs me without making me feel stupid, and I am so grateful for that 🌻
I think you might actually be the most precious person I've ever seen. You're so well spoken and you explain everything so easily. 💖
funnily enough, the news graphics at the beginning didn't even make me blink until you were like "can we make these go away" like jesus maybe we do have too much stuff going on in our newscasts it's like a powerpoint presentation on steroids
Probably my favourite video you've ever made, would love to see more like this!
Buttigieg absolutely had a stapler in his pencil case and now I know why he makes me angry
Some thoughts:
- Please do the accent more.
- John Hickenlooper had excellent branding and I'm so glad he's running for Senate.
- Illinois is demographically the most representative state of the Democratic Party.
- Iowa has a law saying they have to be the first contest, NH has a law saying they have to be the first contest. It's an economic issue, being first in the nation brings huge money to the state.
- I'm really interested to see if you think Bernie should drop out now?
- I'm also really interested to see your thoughts on UK politics? It's evident you're on the centre-left, but I wondered who you like the sound of from the UK Labour leadership?
Also just thanks to Dan for making these! I'm so glad a RUclipsr is informing people!
I never really comment on RUclips (I think this is my second or third comment although I've been watching since 2008), but this time I just have to mention how much I enjoyed this video. It is so great to have a topic presented with that much honest passion and an impressive amount of knowledge AND great humor - and plus at this time, so refreshing to be focusing on another big piece of news apart from the huge and obvious one. It's like getting an escape from the scary current events, while still hearing about current events and thus feeling adult-y and serious. ^^ So, terrific job, thank you, and I hope you feel like making more similar stuff. :)
Deadset forgot I was a patron until I saw my name in the credits 😂 obsessed with this video though, my fave you’ve ever done... reading is fundamental and honestly, would watch Ru host a debate in that style.
Considering I fall asleep when I try to read up on politics, these videos are very helpful. . . Also that American accent was absolutely amazing. Made my day 😘
Where was this video before my politics A level was cancelled
This series absolutely fantastic! Great job, sir. Hope the algorithm rewards you for your hard work and brilliance.
The SNL in the background was an element I did not expect but absolutely love
As a Canadian, this is delightful
haHAAA your sassy american accent is EVERYTHING
and the paper-shuffling at the end
Thank you for teaching me my A Level politics course while I’m stuck in isolation
DO MORE OF THESE!
the only good thing i can see about a caucus is it includes an aspect of preferential voting, but then you could have just done preferential voting
this is honestly iconic
I love Dan's American accent. It's wonderful!
When you started "opuleence"-ing and then opening the library? I broke, and had to rewatch cus I laughed so hard. Also, great, informative and terrifying video.
Dan: I admit I was cynical going into this video because I study politics and live and breathe this stuff. But you very much nailed it. One thing: the only (and I mean only) good reason for Iowa and NH to go first is that it forces candidates to go to states that aren’t huge media markets, so they have to meet face to face with voters instead of campaigning by TV interview (which they start to do after the first 4 states). That being said, there are states that are equally as small with small media markets that should be the first as they are as more representative of the country and Democratic electorate (Ohio, Pennsylvania or Georgia to name a few). Seriously though, I really enjoyed this! Would love to hear you go into depth about more topics, I loved the Oscars and 2019 election videos as well.
Really liking this style of content! Keep it up!
I'm liking this new british Cody
I love these, thanks dude
On another tangent, as a citizen from Chicago, the Covid quarantine has made voting difficult. The state has no intention of allowing a new vote to be held. 🤬
M Tri yeah. There is a lot of talk (and bragging) about American Democracy but there is very little in the way of actively ensuring people have their voice and making certain every vote counts. Then there will be lots of discussion and blame thrown around regarding voter turn out as though this is the system modern voters would pick. As though it isn't preferred by those who hope to benefit from the flaws in the system.
Sorry about the negativity. Sad, frustrated, anxious, and feeling just a little but hopeless over here. Have some emoji animals to counter balance it. 🐶🐱🐼🐷🙊🐙🐳
Man, I'm so glad Washington state moved over to a mail in primary (like all of our other voting was) this year. It's wild to me that so many states make people go to physical locations to vote. I thought everyone voted by mail here when I first started engaging politically (2015/2016, yes I was very late to the game). Caucuses are a whole other level of insane.
Also, you explained caucuses better than a lot of actual US news sources I listened to, so A+. I don't know why you want to torture yourself with our crazy, but I'm glad you do 'cause this is top notch entertainment, and I find it really interesting to hear what people from other countries think of our politics.
I feel like a national primary day would be a good option to keep candidates from dropping out early and *maybe* maintain some diversity in candidates
The problem with putting all the primaries on one day is that it would automatically ensure that only the richest (or best funded) candidates would be viable from the get go. Even a single state level campaign is extremely expensive between advertisements, staffing, travel, event costs, etc. Typically campaigns use early successes as talking points for further fundraising. Dan didn't go into this in the video, but a lot of the people mentioned (like Corey Booker and Kamala Harris) dropped out even before the Iowa caucus because (in part) they couldn't raise enough money to keep going.
I think that Biden also won super Tuesday because some candidates dropped out and supported him that week.
Raquel Esteves We call it Bloody Monday
The primaries should be held on the same day for all states. The size of the bandwagon effect is ridiculous.
Thank you for making my night better with the crap painting that our election has become. It's still in a gallery and some people think it works because the contrast is worth admiring but most people understand its crap on a canvas. If that made any sense, great. I've had two drinks and the fear of being in Germany while my friends and family are either panicking in Illinois or still trying party keeps me livid. Cheers to you making an incredible video and to everyone staying safe!
I think these are becoming some of my most anticipated videos. Would love it if you did another one of these post-November vote looking back on the campaign.
i was NOT PREPARED for that american accent. i adore it.
As a Brit the American Electoral System has always confused me. It still confuses me, but I appreciate the work you're putting in to keep us informed.
When you were describing caucuses, I had a moment of panic going, "BUT THAT'S A G A M E!"
Also, this is my new favourite series. If you're ever looking for drawings or animations for your videos, let me know. My @ is the same everywhere ^_^
okay wait hold up does british news NOT have all the fanfare covering the screen
We have CONSIDERABLY less most of the time.
@@DanLayton well what the heck 🙃 extra as always, i guess. also this vid is more informative than every single history class i've ever taken so thanks for being better than the american education system lol
Loved this. Please keep making videos explaining politics. thanks. bye.
I really appreciate the unoffensive american accent. It was hilarious. A lot of youtubers that try american accents are really nasal and obnoxious. People like that do exist, but it always makes me cringe thinking that that is the general thought of what we sound like.
I can't wait to watch this! Aaaa
hi!! excited for this 😍
I'm sorry, what? I'm only 2 minutes in and this is the best thing I've seen all day.
Edit: can confirm, after watching this all, its the best thing I've seen all day.
This video hits different on November 9th
this is so damn wild. i can't wrap my head around the ~why~ of it all
This is literally the only way i can get into politics amd i'm pretty sure it dissopoints my a-level politics brother
Everything you said was spot on. Amen!
This is fabulous
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the fact that this video doesn't have any dislikes.
As it should be
.......yet
I'm on the edge of my seat to see what effects the corona-pandemic will have in the US. I hope, and this is very optimistic of course, people will realize how detrimental the installed systems (health care, education, labour etc) are for all people and will consider changing their opinions and outlooks on how the US should be. However, America won't be hit as hard as it could be because they've had more time to prepare but can you imagine what a battlefield would've been if the virus first went from China to the US... I hope this whole situation (i.e. the corona-epidemic) will be a pivotal moment for the world economy and governments. And even though it's scary to be in this situation, it's also fascinating as well.
i will never understand how so many americans would rather vote for biden over sanders. sanders wants a universal healthcare while biden said in an interview that he would veto any universal healthcare plan if it landed on his desk.
Friendly remainder that the president that follows Trump will be Lisa Simpson
THANK you i love LEARNING
Dude that was a really good video. How do u understand caucuses better as a Brit than i do as an American 😭
2 minutes in and already a drag race reference, we love to see it!
Appreciate this.
I’m from Illinois which doesn’t have caucuses and even as an American I don’t understand how they exist.
WOOOO QUARANTINE JUST GOT BETTER
Love this and your other politcal break downs (both meanings) would request you take aprt the idea that the response to Covid19 could end the populist rise???
THE CLIP OF EDUARDO SAVERIN AT CARIBBEAN NIGHT
I read all the text in the news graphics, and Dan, I have to say I'm slightly concerned that you are not planning to buy groceries until October.
I have many thoughts about Iowa as I lived there during the last two years of high school. The stats accurately reflect the demographics I encountered - Iowa is very white and not a representative sample of the rest of the US. Iowans take great pride in their state and how exceptional they are, while (in my experience) sometimes failing to be thoughtful about experiences of people who come from backgrounds they are not familiar with. And it is indeed damn cold in February! (Or January, which has sometimes been the date for the caucus in the past.) When you picture the Iowa caucus, picture everyone driving to whatever school gym they're assigned to caucus at and parking their cars in the few spaces of the parking lot that are not covered in mountains of snow, which have been there for months already and are coated in a layer of dingy brown grime...but the good people of Iowa are so proud to be there doing their civic duty and representing their great state. There's probably a metaphor for American democracy in there somewhere...
Thank you so much for talking about unity. That is key in the general. I'm nervous that the same thing will happen this election that happened in the last where a bunch of people decide to just not vote because they don't like the nominee.
I’m sorry, WHAT
"and rich white guys on an ego trip"
can i make that my senior quote in a year
"all white-RIGHT" Jesus christ I nearly spit at my PC
Ridin nerdy lmao I laughed too hard at that
learned more about my own government in this video than I ever did in my American school oof
WWE MICROPHONE. OF COURSE YOU WOULD, DAN.
Calling Tulsi a robot? You say you'd be a democrat if you lived in the U.S. They would love to have you.
In which a brit understands the american political system more than a lot of americans do
forgot dan loves hillary and literally gagged when i saw the bobble head lmao