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And welcome back to the Conservative Conscience here at Conservative Reviews Northern Command.

It is Wednesday, April 3rd.

And let me tell you, like all Wednesdays, that is the thick of things the middle of the week, that is when I get my brain freeze.

I have so much to say that I don't know what to say.

I literally have seven word documents open, working on seven different articles and, you know, ideas.

Running the gambit of many different issues, so much going on, so many issues for which we need leadership on, we need immediate action,

so many truth bombs that need to be told on so many issues, policy politics, and so much direction needed to be given for conservatives.

And frankly, there's so much more that I just don't have time to get to.

I have like a whole list of ideas, and I'm trying to get, you know, other people on staff to take them up.

That's what happens when we become a clickbait movement.

You know, there's really not a lot of people around to talk about where we're getting killed on the issues.

And in that vein, before we get to some of the specific news of the day, I wanted to address a comment I got through an email that I'm assuming some of you get, you know, it's hard to gauge what's a pervasive sentiment, and you know, what needs to be addressed.

And I want to try to address concerns.

And the concern here wasn't so much of a concern, but just comment maybe was that, you know, am I covering too much for the present?

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