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slash subscribe. Well, folks, Democrats have hit upon a two-pronged strategy for 2028. One of them is to

make members of the military very uncomfortable about following their orders. Apparently, they

believe that this will somehow create unrest, chaos.

I don't know how else to explain why Democrats are now suddenly coming out of the woodwork

to suggest that a bunch of illegal orders are being issued from the Trump administration

that members of the military must now consider.

Remember, when Democrats, people like Senator Mark Kelly or Senator Alyssa Slotkin

from Michigan, when they come out and they say, two soldiers, to airmen, to members of the

Navy, when they say to these people, if you guys follow an illegal order, you will be punished,

but then they don't define illegal order. What they are doing is creating a catch-22. Because

if people follow their orders, well, then they're protected in the moment. But down the road, some Democrat may be elected and declare that actually retroactively, those orders were illegal and members of the military should not have obeyed them. And if right now they decide, you know what, I think that order is illegal, I'm not following it, they could end up court-martialed. So it's a catch-22 for members of the military. That is why it is so negative,

what Democrats are doing without specifying the actual orders they believe are illegal and that

ought to be disobeyed. So that is prong one in the Democratic strategy, is a sort of chaos

strategy with regard to military orders. Prong number two is setting up an entire slate

of possible Democratic nominees who appear to be moderate. And this is really interesting.

So one of the big questions in the aftermath of President Trump winning his second term was,

will Democrats shift over to the Zoranamamani left or are they going to move toward a more

moderate middle?

Are they going to jettison much of their culture war baggage?

Are they going to start talking about trans or are they going to stop talking about trans?

Are they going to up the ante on DEI or are they going to move away from DEI?

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