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We start with a couple of classic examples of where liberal thinking and liberal policies simply don't add up.

There is no common sense to them.

There is absolutely no consistency to them. There is absolutely no

consistency to what they argue for or against. They wave in the wind, they move around. It floats.

It's a moving target. We've heard the term, the moving goalposts, whatever. And we've got a

couple of big ones right here, one locally and one

nationally. And I'll give you these two examples. When we start with the big news this week,

that Justice Stephen Breyer is going to be resigning from the Supreme Court. This is something that

had to happen. Joe Biden isn't long for the White House. I think we understand that. They have to

protect their positions

on the court and not leave open the possibility that a Republican will take over. The Republicans

will take over the House, the Senate, all the branches, and do what Trump did, and that is find

three Supreme Court justices to put them on there. Breyer's 83. This is strong arming.

These people used to work to the death. We've certainly seen that with Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

But this is a force out. This is a forced resignation. He didn't even get to do it on his own terms.

Breyer was, quote, surprised that he was, you know,

it was released that he's going to be leaving the Supreme Court this year, but it has to happen.

Politically speaking, for the hard left, for the Democrats, for those in charge, this has to happen.

There's no other option for them. They have to do this with an 83 year old and replace this with

somebody younger. So let's just start with the premise that that's ageist. And I think

ageism is a thing. If you push somebody out because they're older or somebody younger,

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