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Slack.com slash THQ. This is the Friends of History Debating Society. I'm John Batsler

visiting with Thaddeus MacArthur of American Greatness of Recovery, Michigan politician

who is in Congress. And now back in Michigan he's observing the two parties, especially

the Republican Party, which now is in Tatters after the most recent setback in the midterms.

And specific, the setback in Michigan was across the board if I remember correctly from

THADdeus' reporting. And I read in the Detroit news that the candidates who were unsuccessful

at the Michigan State level in the most recent election are now looking to dominate, to

lead the Republican Party for the next cycle. THADdeus, this is surprising that you would

reward the losers. Is this a peculiar Michigan habit of turning to people who have just

lost and say, what's the way forward?

Well, thank you, John. Let me first clarify. I'm not rewarding anybody. Okay. So there

may be people who are deliast to the Michigan State Revolt, who can get invented, that want

to reward poor performance. I'm not one of them and I will not be in attendance. On your

point, it seems that the Republican Party in Michigan is less of an indication that

they haven't learned their lesson than it is an indication of how few and how less little

interest there is in the actual hard working grassroots to become involved in Michigan's

state Republican Party. Because if you have people who worked hard and understood how things

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