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any constituency that really supports this David Purdue move against Brian Kim and Georgia.

I was on CNN last night talking about it. I just, I know there's there's some of the, the

really angry people about 2020 there, but not enough of them.

It's just, it's very weird.

I don't know.

The atmosphere is different in Marlago, I guess.

That's not what I want to talk about, though.

I actually want to spend a little bit of time here talking about a difficult subject to navigate,

although it really shouldn't be that difficult. It's difficult because of the forces of censorship. For years and years and years and

years, conservatives have pointed out that so many of the things the left said would never happen that the left advocated

for wound up happening.

There's no need at this point in the late stage of the United States to rehash arguments over

gay marriage or not.

Conservatives lost that argument, and I said all along that they should have made a federalist

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