@rabois: All of the worst politicians support “pacing.”
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A tweet by Keith Rabois criticizes several politicians for supporting 'pacing,' referencing a list by Dr. Eli David that includes Bernie Sanders, Barack Obama, Mamdani, and Kamala Harris.
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All of the worst politicians support “pacing.”
Dr. Eli David (@DrEliDavid): Bernie, Obama, Mamdani, Kamala See it already?
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