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Slack.com slash DHQ. Yesterday, I had the privilege of debating the future of conservatism

in Washington, D.C. with a panel of seriously brilliant intellectuals brought together

by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute. These scholars represented the various factions

of the conservative movement, and they shed a great deal of light on the problems facing

our nation. I felt really privileged to even get to join them. And every single person

on that panel just got shown up by the most important political philosopher of the week,

Nikki Manage.

You can't speak for the fear of the mob attacking you if that doesn't give you chills

up and down your f**k spine. This is scary. You can't just innocently ask a

question about something going in your body. I remember going to China and they were telling

us, you cannot speak out against the people in power there, etc. And I remember all of

us thinking, oh, okay, well, we understand and we respect the laws here and that it's

so different where we live. But don't you all see what's f**king happening? Don't you all

see that we are living now in that time? People will isolate you if you simply speak and

ask a question.

I couldn't have said it better myself. If Nikki thinks the US looks like China now just

wait until she finds out that Joe Biden is attempting to deny medical treatment to his

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