TKC EXCLUSIVE!!! CONTENDER SHARICE DAVIDS 'ROPE-A-DOPE' DEBATE STRATEGY AGAINST REP. YODER SUCCESSFUL!!!

Just to make sure we're all on the same page . . . Here's a bit of boxing history that has a local connection:

The rope-a-dope is a boxing fighting style commonly associated with Muhammad Ali in his 1974 Rumble in the Jungle match against George Foreman.

In many competitive situations, rope-a-dope is used to describe strategies in which one contender lets their opponent fatigue themself by drawing non-injuring offensive actions. This then gives the contender an advantage towards the end of the competition or before, as the opponent becomes tired, allowing the contender to execute devastating offensive maneuvers and thereby winning.

And so, according to some insiders:

THE DEBATE ISSUE WAS A LOSER FOR CONGRESSMAN YODER!!! SHARICE DAVIDS DOESN'T NEED TO ARGUE WITH THE INCUMBENT!!!

Reasoning according to our sources:

- Debates are old school and they were devised back when a public meetup was the only way for voters to learn about candidates. Now -- TV, social media and other tech are more effective in offering the public a platform.

- When Congressman Yoder harps on the debate issue - He seems bitter and like a jilted lover who no longer merits attention.

- Critics claim she's "ducking" the Congressman but playing for time and keeping the opposition focused on an issue that nobody cares about isn't such a horrible strategy.

And so, the Rep. Yoder campaign and hard line GOP supporters seem to grow meaner & meaner as the campaign ramps up. Like it or not, many of them claim they risk getting tired out before the contest really begins.

You decide . . .