How do we defeat the left for good?

Is that even possible?

And what do we mean when we say the left?

Last episode, we talked about why Charlie Kirk's death has, in fact, changed everything.

But we were very specific.

It wasn't just his murder.

It was the left's response to his murder.

We talked about the various criteria that we see going on within political discourse.

We talked about things like the different sides of the political spectrum having diametrically

opposed worldviews.

We talked about the glorification of political violence.

And we talked about what happens when a political movement has a critical mass, which believes

these things and is willing to openly celebrate it. And we came to the conclusion, that's where

the left is at in this country. We also came to the conclusion that this is not something where

the right woke up one day and declared the left are enemies. Rather, what we recognize is

that for well over a decade now, perhaps even longer, the left has enemies. Rather, what we recognize is that for well over a decade now, perhaps

even longer, the left has considered us their enemy. And we just stop disagreeing with that

definition. So what do we do about it? Well, that's what we're going to discuss on today's

episode. And we're going to get specific. And this isn't going to be, well,

just vote harder. No, we're going to talk about what we do as individuals, what we do as part of a

movement, and what we should expect out of the Trump administration over the next four years,

out of Congress, in order to actually achieve our objectives. And I'm going to talk about this a little bit from military terms.

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