‘Big Brother 15’ live feed spoilers: Andy campaigns like a politician

Before we bring you the latest game-play update courtesy of the “Big Brother 15” house, we wanted to start things off here by presenting to you the following quote that Jeremy said this afternoon: “Do you think [Helen’s] offended when we call her H-Bomb because of like, Hiroshima?” There are so many things that we could say about this terrible statement, but in addition to Jeremy actually having to ask whether or not an offensive statement is offensive, Hiroshima is in Japan. Helen’s of Korean-American descent.

By the transitive property of “Big Brother,” we’re now moving from someone who works in politics in real life (Helen) to a guy in Andy who is basically turning into a politician over the course of his time in the house. He is currently working as hard as humanly possible to keep Elissa in this game and kick Nick to the curb, and the group that he seems to really be selling this to are the likes of Candice, Spencer, Howard, Amanda, and McCrae. He figures that if he can get these six votes to evict Nick, he’s gone. (Jessie wants to be a cool kid, so she’ll probably vote with them.)

Unfortunately, it’s not working out well for him. While some people have resorted more to lying to his face, Howard told him that he would vote however the house leans … which means towards getting rid of Elissa. Howard also does not trust Amanda, so he can use that as a reason.

We really don’t understand so much why Andy and to an extent Judd are trying to sell this idea so hard, since they are really just putting the target more on themselves, while Elissa needs to be doing more of this on her own. We haven’t seen her throw a Hail Mary yet, and this is what she probably needs to do in order to save herself.

Do you think that Andy is potentially hurting his game by being as aggressive as he is? We want to hear some of your thoughts below, and you can check out more MVP speculation and other live-feed drama at the link here.

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