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The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.

And welcome back fellow American patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew

for the issues that matter in the way they matter at the time they matter.

And that time is today Monday, the 28th of April, very critical week ahead of us as we pass the 100-day mark on this presidency, as Congress finally after two and a half weeks on vacation, comes back to start marking up budget reconciliation, what should be the most important bill

of our lifetime, because it was the most important election, supposedly, of our lifetime.

But in fact, you look around, you look back at the last 100 days, not so much backwards, but based on the input where the trajectory of the outcomes are headed for the next, for the rest of the year, for the next few years.

And you take into account where we've come from since Obama and what lies ahead of us.

And it ain't good.

It's not good at all.

So we're going to give a long look as we look back on the first 100 days, but not a 100-day window, but in the context of what the left has accomplished on immigration,

on inflation, on government dependency, liberty, what they plan on doing when they come back

next time. And are we really fulfilling the mandate, or are we going backwards, about to suffer

all of the political liabilities

of having control of a bad economy, having control of everything that people are unhappy with,

but doing nothing with it to galvanize your base in a general election, at least where you

could still win, and certainly to get in better people in the

primaries. So you're stuck with losing all the middle, even a lot of red areas you start

losing, and even the deepest red areas that you don't lose, well, you lose anyway,

because you elect people like Byron donalds in primaries to

screw up florida so that's sort of where we are a hundred days in again we're going to take a

take stock of where things are uh don't conflate the ebbing of passion in my voice for a lack of passion in the heart.

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