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Republicans Will Never Fight When the Ball Is Actually in Play | 12/7/23
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Today, I review parts of the presidential debate from a unique perspective. Notice how even the RINOs will indulge our talking points at a debate when the spotlight is on them. Yet even the more conservative members of Congress will not fight for us when it actually matters. We must move beyond the tantalizing nature of rhetoric and focus on actions. It's because of this flaw that the bad guys continue winning on vaccines and the border despite the fact that we have most Republicans on our side of the issue. I go through some of the latest news on the vaccine contamination that shows most of the world is potentially on the hook for a litany of long-term diseases. Sadly, no amount of academic research will change the game until we are able to foment very specific political battles designed to achieve outcomes.
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