State Farm VP Attacks LA Fire Victims for Their ‘Egos Building In a F*cking Desert,’ Admits State Farm Is Excluding Whites From Employment “I’m Being Biased… Away From My Own Kind [Whites]”

O'Keefe Media Group has released undercover footage featuring Haden Kirkpatrick, former Vice President of Innovation and Venture Capital at State Farm, making alarming comments regarding hiring practices and California wildfire victims. In the video, Kirkpatrick admits to discriminatory hiring, stating, "I personally, I task my HR team, finding me… the perfect profile of the workforce of the future. I want the 2040 workforce. So go find me the demographic profile of America in 2040: more Hispanic and Latinos."

https://okeefemediagroup.com/state-farm-vp-criticizes-ca-wildfire-victims-for-their-egos-building-in-a-fucking-desert-admits-dei-hiring-bias-im-being-biased-away-from-my-own-kind-whites/

Tim Walz stumped when questioned on who leads the Democratic party.

Failed vice presidential nominee Tim Walz was left visibly stumped when asked who is in charge of the Democrats.

The Minnesota governor appeared to struggle when CNN’s Kasie Hunt asked bluntly: “Who do you think the leader of the Democratic Party is right now?” Walz, 60, went silent and stared blankly ahead for several seconds before bumbling with a small laugh: “I think the voting public, right now, is what I would say.”

“We’re not going to have a charismatic leader ride in and save us from this,” he conceded of his struggling party.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/tim-walz-stumped-when-questioned-on-who-leads-the-democratic-party/ar-AA1AsLXD

Dems Spent So Long Being Fake They No Longer Know How To Be Authentic.

Democrats seem to finally realize that their platform and brand needs a renovation — no, more like an entire razing and rebuilding from the ground up — especially if they want to stop hemorrhaging young voters, who’ve shifted in droves to the Republican Party. Democrats are still serving up what amounts to a rotten heap of messaging garbage.

Ahead of President Donald Trump’s first joint address to Congress, 22 Democratic senators picked up tiny microphones, filmed themselves in awkward close-ups reciting the same stale script, and somehow expected the message to resonate with Americans. It was certainly a unified message, and perhaps too unified, to the point where they all sounded like AI chatbots programmed by a cadre of other, bot-like, milquetoast Democrats.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/dems-spent-so-long-being-fake-they-no-longer-know-how-to-be-authentic/ar-AA1AttOg