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The current period has been labeled by Hasan as 'vindication year,' a stretch where the timing for critics to launch attacks is objectively terrible. He argues that anyone choosing to run along with specific narratives in this window ultimately reveals themselves to be heinous monsters, making it a bad idea to come after him when the odds are stacked against their arguments. While everyone got caught off guard a little bit because Hasan notes he has never actually been involved in races like this before, the situation is not permanent. The next election cycle will present a different reality entirely, and there is no need to worry about the outcome once the landscape shifts. This upcoming year and a half requires work that needs to be done personally to reassert primacy and ensure people understand exactly where this movement stands. Hasan points out that every victory and defeat leads to growing stronger, posing the question of whether participants feel they have a stronger hand with someone like himself by their side or if they can get away with just relying on mainstream media outlets. Everyone who is a part of this movement understands the reality of that strength difference compared to traditional outlets. Narrative building is certainly going to happen, but the focus on those efforts begins only after the next two days are over. Once that short window closes, there will be something significant to talk about regarding the new direction.

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Silvestre@silvestre

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The current period has been labeled by Hasan as 'vindication year,' a stretch where the timing for critics to launch attacks is objectively terrible. He argues that anyone choosing to run along with specific narratives in this window ultimately reveals themselves to be heinous monsters, making it a bad idea to come after him when the odds are stacked against their arguments. While everyone got caught off guard a little bit because Hasan notes he has never actually been involved in races like this before, the situation is not permanent. The next election cycle will present a different reality entirely, and there is no need to worry about the outcome once the landscape shifts. This upcoming year and a half requires work that needs to be done personally to reassert primacy and ensure people understand exactly where this movement stands. Hasan points out that every victory and defeat leads to growing stronger, posing the question of whether participants feel they have a stronger hand with someone like himself by their side or if they can get away with just relying on mainstream media outlets. Everyone who is a part of this movement understands the reality of that strength difference compared to traditional outlets. Narrative building is certainly going to happen, but the focus on those efforts begins only after the next two days are over. Once that short window closes, there will be something significant to talk about regarding the new direction.

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