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This was like watching a tennis match where neither player wants to score.
This was like watching a tennis match where neither player wants to score.
Manu Raju brought on the currently embattled Senate candidate for Michigan, Mallory McMorrow. She has recently been the focus of news for having deleted a series of social media posts that could impact her chances, as she was rather insulting to Midwesterners while pining for her days in California. There have also been reports about her boasting of having voted in California elections when she was living in Michigan.
So McMorrow was on to clarify things to her benefit, and Raju delivered a masterclass in feigning tough journalism by seemingly asking her the tough questions, but in reality, it was a prescribed Q&A where she was given the chance to spin all the uncomfortable revelations.
Michigan Democrat Mallory McMorrow defends her tweet calling middle Americans "backwards."CNN: “Do you stand by that sentiment that rural parts of America can learn from coastal elites?”MCMORROW: "I stand by that." pic.twitter.com/djGd64IXoN— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) May 3, 2026
Michigan Democrat Mallory McMorrow defends her tweet calling middle Americans "backwards."CNN: “Do you stand by that sentiment that rural parts of America can learn from coastal elites?”MCMORROW: "I stand by that." pic.twitter.com/djGd64IXoN
Here is where the ploy is exposed. Note, she explains that a two-year timeframe needed to move is something millennials do these days. Manu allows that to stand, as if it is an accepted reality.
But when she tries to say it was wrong to say she was a Michigan resident, this is in defiance of herself. She wrote in her biography that she was a permanent resident in Michigan, yet two years later, she was still voting in California.
Michigan Democrat Mallory McMorrow defends her tweet calling middle Americans "backwards."CNN: “Do you stand by that sentiment that rural parts of America can learn from........