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Teachout rejects this notion entirely. No one would fault her for promising to take on the pharma industry in her campaign, as its abuses have been widely reported. And she isn’t throwing lawsuits and seeing what sticks, either. “It is fully appropriate to say, ‘These are the facts we have. We have many reasons to believe these businesses are engaged in illegality.’ But if they aren’t, they aren’t.”

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We’re out by the ring and we did the rehearsal where Matt Morgan, great big guy, came up and almost punked us. Someone went, “Is this gonna be a shoot?” I said, “I dunno man, be prepared for anything.” …[Morgan] goes, “Hey, nut shot me [during the brawl] and that’ll be the way I get outta there.” He didn’t have no problem with us, and a lot of them didn’t.

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If it were any almost other candidate, tilting at the White House like this would seem like a pointless exercise. And even Teachout’s AG campaign can seem a little quixotic: She has never held office, and never run a campaign with any real support from her own party establishment.

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At last Roy returns to his open document, feeling weirdly calm, like he and the bots understand each other. This time, he writes an article in which it’s clear that something happened. There were gunshots. People died. There were toxic substances. Everyone blames everyone. Everybody has grievances, everybody is thirsty. Obfuscation wrapped in vagueness, covered with a layer of gibberish.

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I was worried that late takedown would muddy the waters, good on those judges. Gadelha should try out flyweight, her gas tank at strawweight always seems to die at the seven minute mark. No interview for Ansaroff as we’re out of broadcast time.

Teachout, who was running against the establishment from the left back when “the resistance” still referred to World War II, supports nearly all of them, including Cynthia Nixon, who is mounting her own long-shot campaign for governor. They see themselves as harnessing the liberal anger at the Democratic establishment that has been bubbling throughout the country; the primary challengers, who are mostly women, and mostly women of color, are now running as a slate in the September primary.

Inside the Farm, the bots are still screaming at each other and spitting invective nobody will ever read. Nobody except for Roy and other staffers, who can open a view tab and see a real-time feed of all the bot discussions of his article. (“Irresponsible rePOORting,” says one bot called Guns4All. “U can’t steal water bc its not a commodity smh,” says another, called FreeUrHead.)

After Trump’s election, Schneiderman wasn’t shy about crusading against the excesses of the administration, taking 150 legal actions against the Trump administration on issues ranging from the Environmental Protection Agency to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.Teachout’s campaign in many ways is based on the premise that he could have gone much further. She argues that the office has largely been defensive, stopping bad things from happening. As Teachout tells it, it is time to go on offense: “We need shields,” she says, “But we also need swords. It is not enough to be defensive in this moment.”