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To paraphrase a well-known quote from history, the key to success in politics is sincerity and authenticity -- once you can fake that you've got it made.

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is supporting a Democrat in Pennsylvania ahead of the midterms, and the video will just drip of authenticity: 

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The person speaking off camera here should have been around to help Kamala Harris through some of her attempts to appear genuine and relatable: 

That Dem authenticity coach must have been the same guy who trained Tim Walz on how to convincingly load a shotgun

From Fox News:

Democrats campaigning in Pennsylvania inadvertently posted online a video giving a look behind the curtain on their 2026 midterm strategy and how they’re preparing to appear more authentic and win back voters who felt 'left behind.'

The clip viewed by Fox News Digital and not previously reported shows Democratic Pennsylvania candidate Bob Brooks in a conversation with Biden-era Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg — who couldn't even remember what district he was campaigning in. The pair received coaching from an off-screen staffer, urging them to stay on message.

"Think about your audience," the staffer prompted. "Why is this race so important? We need to win the House [of Representatives] — all of that. Winning over people who feel like they’re left behind by the party, flipping the district; all of that I think is really strong, showing up for working people, affordability."

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"We are going to have a really normal conversation with three cameras pointing at you," the staffer joked.

The staffer also gave Buttigieg and Brooks guidance on a pair of beer cans set out as "props."

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Shades of Elizabeth Warren's "I'm gonna get me another beer" moment of full authenticity (at least that was still more authentic than her claim to Native American heritage). 

No wonder politicians feel the need to get input from Hollywood actors so much. 

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