It seems obvious to Tropical Soulvangelical as to Mikie Sherrill's failures at Delaney Hall, or what TSV calls the Mikie scandal of Delaney-gate. It's her status as the Antibiden Governor, because TSV's thinking that if Mikie didn't help attack Biden two years ago, they probably would have let her into the hall. After all, Andy Kim is -not- on TSV's list of Antibidens, and they -him- into the hall. Must be a pattern. Before we move on with this base share, you may have heard about the so-called "outside agitators" apparently chanting "shoot yourself in the head." TSV supposes there's a reason that they're called that, and that's because he figures they're -plants- intended to straw-man -real- protestors at the fact there's even a Delaney Hall situation to begin with. But you hear this thing about your "first 100 days," and TSV's thinking that ever since that sort of thing got instituted by FDR, it's the kind of meaningless rhetoric any new politician can propagandize to try to explain away or dismiss their inherent controversial nature -if- they don't follow the righteous path towards principle like with the #SpiritOf46. So Mikie's 100 days came and went, and it's usually day 101 or 102 or sometime afterwards when that figure's failings become obvious. But those failings can't count if they're not within the first 100 days, right? Well, why don't -we- all use the 100 days standard when -any- of us are new at any job? We can all propagandize as private citizens accordingly even though we know it's a load of crap. But it being a load of crap doesn't matter because things are what we -want- them to be. Isn't that the way it's supposed to work, after all? If it works for Mikie or -trump-, how about the rest of us?