The Election Did Not Change the GOP. We Must Do It | 11/21/24

Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz

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🗓️ 21 November 2024

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Both at the federal and state levels, if we fail to put pressure on the GOP, the same leaders and influencers will continue to subvert our mandate. I begin with federal news by noting that Nancy Mace’s fake fight against transgenderism is actually subversive because she is the source of the problem. Also, I delve into Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy's op-ed about “DOGE” and raise some concerns that they are skirting the big spending problems while giving the impression that they are discovering some innovative way to cut inflation simply by making the government more efficient. Next, I go through a list of red-state RINO problems, including the incoming speaker of the Missouri House, Jon Patterson. We’re joined today by Missouri state Rep. Justin Sparks, who is challenging Patterson for the speakership. Sparks warns that Patterson blocked ways to defeat the abortion amendment on the ballot, wants to treat abortion as the law of the land, opposed banning chemical castration, and supported denying organ transplants to those who didn’t get the COVID shots! He warns conservatives to stay engaged in legislative affairs because if they fall asleep, the same bad guys will continue to run the party and the red states into the ground. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Politics without the soap opera with unfiltered constitutional conservative truth.
0:06.3	The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.
0:09.8	And welcome back fellow American patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew
0:15.3	for the issues that matter in the way they matter at the time they matter.
0:20.0	And that time is today, November 21st.
0:23.9	Actually, the anniversary of the Mayflower Compact, 1620,
0:30.0	this date, November 21st, agreeing to the first concept of self-governance.
0:35.2	Really, this first social compact in our nation. And it's very instructive
0:42.7	at a time like today where we are living in a broken social compact. What do we do?
0:50.1	We've got to be smart. We've got to be focused. We've got to be committed. We have to have fixed principles. You know, one of the things that I've been stressing since the election is that, you know, the dog caught the car. This is great. You got what you wanted. But we have limited time. We have a limited purview of what we could
1:14.7	accomplish and when and how we could accomplish it. And we also are staring down the barrel
1:22.3	of an even more severe pendulum swing next time, which will be very soon, likely the next time.
1:30.2	So we have no time for showbiz. We have no time for personal ingratiating social media posts.
1:38.4	We have no time for people that want to continue campaigning rather than governing.
1:45.7	Now is the time to focus on a host of issues, federal and state, and we're going to mix it
1:50.8	together.
1:51.8	But the overarching theme is that the election did not change the GOP.
1:57.2	We must change it.
2:00.0	At best, if you want to subscribe to the lesser of two evils, dodging a bullet, whatever analogy you want to give, that's fine.
2:07.0	You dodge the bullet.
2:08.8	Okay, but now what do you do?
2:10.8	All of the same complaints we've had before about the GOP, about Khan Inc., didn't suddenly change. And in fact, now they just have more of an
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