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josh hawley and ted cruz. their whole life now is like cosplaying's regular joes, cost playing as the voter they're trying to channel. stanford and yale grad law halle, and -- showing he stands with the maga mob, raising his fist at the mob at the capitol, holly ran away from the base he appeared to support hours earlier. tim crews, a complete creature of the early, the ivy league, he's the leader, even better than desantis. regularly putting on cringeworthy performances. >> left is so bad. they're so unhappy. this opens of. and by the way, if you are a liberal woman, and you had to sleep with those weiner's, you'd be pierced as well.
will any of this make any difference on the ground in terms of the international condemnation? >> reporter: it's a long shot, everybody's trying, all international parties, the u.n., the african union, the west african states are trying, but not really. we have seen this new self-declared leader of niger appear to play president. shortly after explaining why he deposed his boss, he met all these government officials from all the ministries and he told them the work continues. he essentially is cosplaying as president. he did not meet the ministers because those are loyal to bazoum who remains holed up in the presidential palace but these are career public servants. if this guy declares himself president they have to show up. they looked uncomfortable, took notes, but they were there. and on the street, across the capital, across the country, many people support this
off to protest the policy. >> sandra: where did they walk off the job? >> i refused to just sit idly by while mandates are dictated from above down that don't make sense. >> we can do better on the environment. we can do better on personal choice and family and work balance. it's real simple. >> sandra: oh, my gosh. >> jessica: so, the cosplaying i didn't see coming, that had. >> greg: i'm sorry, can i explode? they should all be fired. their whole business is based on the shoulders of workers who have to get up, drive trucks, and ship things. those a-holes are corporate bones that are basically sponging off their employees. shut up, and don't talk about the climate. how much cardboard does amazon use? what a bunch of losers vehicle i'd spit on them! >> kellyanne: it's a terrible thing. by the way, they are being asked to go back three days a week.
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now and as representative ayanna pressley stated, it's a shame it taken so long and she, a black woman is having to step in for other black women and other people of color to make the work space safe for them, to call this out and demand the accountability that we know representative boebert deserves. >> steve, lauren boebert is not dissuaded by the criticism. she's encouraged by it. she's trying to compete with congressman massy tweeting out her little children holding firearms, which someone should call child protective services. i know people have have guns. people don't do that. it's a weird play of violence. you think i'm violent? she's calling congresswoman omar a terrorist but she's cosplaying
it felt already like the q emblems we saw, whether or not people were attempting to follow q, at least s a new symbol that just meant we don't believe the information you're telling us and almost everyone we talked to was a member and all into that group. so again, this is the first time out for us. the election's 1,000 days away. he hasn't even announced he's running yet, but already it's not just people who are happy to be there and cosplaying for the fun of it. people seem to be that much further along on the information and misinformation train. >> jordan, i know you work for a comedy show. that's the point to make us laugh at ourselves and so on. but i do see this as important journalism. i wonder if you see it that way. why do you personally want to go out and talk to these folks and hear what they're saying. do you think there's a point to
Updated: February 18, 2021 13:25 IST We explore how and why fan-fuelled trade show ComicCon India switched up pop culture across the country Share Article AAA Participants take part in Bengaluru Comic Con in Bengaluru on Saturday 16 November 2019. | Photo Credit: Sudhakara Jain / The Hindu. We explore how and why fan-fuelled trade show ComicCon India switched up pop culture across the country A lot can change in 10 years, and for ComicCon India founder Jatin Varma, it is the fans that shape popular culture. It is not just the inclination of the fan, but their personal lives too, he points out, in an interview with