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This is Red Pilled America.

You're listening to Red Pilled America's fan boogie part three.

And we're looking into this question, is Maga dead?

And I know that sounds like a crazy question to some of you,

but it's been swirling all over social media. A lot of people are claiming that it's dead or

taking pictures in front of the tombstone of Maga. I will say that it's not dead, in my opinion.

I'm kind of, you know, maybe doing a little bit of a spoiler,

but it's hanging by a thread right now.

I think that if you think about the Tea Party movement,

for those of you guys that have been around long enough to remember the Tea Party,

it exploded onto the scene in 2009, had an enormous, I mean, enormous rallies all over the place.

It kind of gave rise to Andrew Breitbart.

And, you know, I remember there being a huge, huge event in Washington, D.C.ived by Glenn Beck, and that thing seemed like it had

some legs for a very, very long time. There's no more tea party. It's gone. And it's faded into

oblivion. And it can happen to the MAGA movement if that movement doesn't stay true to its

principles.

All right, but MAGA is significantly bigger than the Tea Party was.

We had a president elected two times on the back of MAGA, and we have merch.

Yes, well, there was Tea Party merch, too, if you don't remember the Gadsden flag that everybody was, you know, wearing around for a while. Yeah. Yeah. You know, it was definitely a thing. And there's Tea Party, like, chapters all over the country. No, no, I'm not, I'm not saying that it was not a thing. I'm not disagreeing that it was a huge movement. Point being is that if you, if you leave the values, you, a movement can die.

Yeah.

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