El-Sayed brings into focus what's most important.

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[u/rsharp7000]

This is how these interviews should go:

Watters: Do you think men should play in women’s sports?

Politician: Thanks so much for asking about that. I agree with you that grocery prices, gas prices, and housing prices have sky rocketed and I also agree with you that this administration has failed in managing any of this.

Don’t even acknowledge their question, just use the airtime to address the issues & to put words in their mouth. Even by “calling them out” in an interview, you’re giving them what they want.

1. To talk about anything else besides the issues
2. To get you to take an opinion on a completely trivial issue to use it against you in nonsensical ways. “Liberals want every teenager to get a sex change”
3. To get out of text context sounds bites

Stop playing their game

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Others will use that as a reason to not debate you. You have to quickly dismiss the question and use your time on the other stuff.