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They are taking a ‘victory lap’.
They need their talking points first, and they will have them shortly (i.e. “two weeks” or so).
That’s because they’re essentially all in the same bathroom stall sharing the bath salts while trying to come up with their talking points. I can assure you, their talking points will be proof of the bath salts accusation.
Okay, sure. But to be fair, even if you offered me a tax-free payout of $1,000,000 for doing so, I would have to seriously think about it before I appeared on CNN.
Well, that explains why he was forced to put Democrats in front of a camera, as distasteful as that may be to them.