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And a tweet changed all of it?

Can you imagine what the next two years are going to be like if every time the Congress

works its will and then there's a tweet?

Or from an individual who has no official portfolio who threatens members on the Republican side with a

primary and they succumb?

This institution has a separate responsibility based upon the separation of powers.

Members of Congress don't serve under presidents of the United States.

It's Friday, December 20th, 2024.

The clip you just saw is Congressman Richard Neal, a Democrat, panicking and just apoplectic, talking about the fact that why Elon Musk and other

people have sway with the population and X is allowing the population to come together and lobby their

representatives to shoot down the continuing resolution spending bill two days ago.

And we just can't allow them to put pressure on Republican lawmakers to do the right thing.

That's how free open societies are supposed to work.

That's how the United States of America's constitutional republic is supposed to

operate the apple of the world's eye, the model in the last 200 plus years for the rest of the

world to emulate to have a free society. And they're just, they're saying, we, we can't allow this.

We, we, we can't do this. I mean, what was in that bill?

Total medical tyranny, new quarantines, masks, martial law-level powers, everything they couldn't get passed in the UN treaty.

And then you've got AFD with the majority of the votes in Germany in the last election.

And the current government says we're not recognizing that.

We'll cover that in a moment.

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