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Let's have an uncomfortable conversation, or it might be a comfortable conversation, I guess,

depending on how you interpret it.

But let's talk about

where we're at right now as a movement on the right, what we're looking at in the midterms,

and why. Let's just break this down. So something that's been a big bit of news that's been making

the rounds is the retirement, the resignation, if you will, of Marjorie Taylor Green,

Congresswoman from Georgia. She's resigning in January, walking away. All right, that's one story.

I'm not going to focus on that specifically, but there are reports out there, Punch Bowl News,

saying there will be more resignations coming soon. I will tell you on a personal level. I had an exchange, a text

exchange with a congressman last week, and it started out with him texting me three words,

what, four words, four words. I hated here. What he said? Sounded very much like a man

who wanted to walk away. Wanted to retire. And this guy's one of the good ones. Wanted to walk away.

Wanted to retire. Okay. We only have a slim majority. After Marjorie Taylor Green walks away, it's going to be about three seats.

If we get too many resignations, the Democrats may have the House of Representatives before the midterms.

All right, all right. So this is bad, and we'll come back to the bad in a moment.

But let's pause for a moment. Right now now I'm getting this impression, and I'm going

through this as well, that we're pretty down right now on the right. We're down on things.

We're down on the way things are going on what's been done, what hasn't been done, we're going to

lose the midterms, we're going to get crushed. We're pretty down on things.

And as we're about to discuss, we may get crushed in the midterms. But do keep this in mind in politics.

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