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The hosts conclude the episode by emphasizing the importance of local politics and "strategic" engagement, whether that involves voting or withholding a vote. They reiterate the value-for-value model and express their commitment to revealing the truth behind political narratives as the 2020 election unfolds.
Moe argues for a "maturation process" where black voters stop voting based on tradition or shame and instead trade their votes for "tangibles." He suggests that in blue states, black voters should abstain from federal elections to send a signal, while still participating in local elections where they can have a direct impact. The goal is to force both parties to compete for the black vote.
