There Is No Excuse for Losing This Election | 8/28/24

Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz

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🗓️ 28 August 2024

⏱️ 56 minutes

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The bad news is that Harris is up in the polls, Republicans are down a lot in Senate races, and Democrats have tended to outperform their polling. The good news, however, is that Harris clearly has not gotten a bounce out of the convention and is now trying to run away from the open-border and Green New Deal policies. What this all demonstrates is that if we can make the election about the issues, Harris will lose. I make the case why it’s better to have the budget fight over release of dangerous illegal aliens into our neighborhoods than about the SAVE Act, as being pushed by House Republicans. We also discuss the "political activism Chernobyl" and how there are no conservative players on the field fighting any issue in the states. We are only losing these ballot initiatives because we fail to fight back. We’re seeing signs of life now in Florida against the abortion amendment. Finally, I discuss the good and bad news from last night’s Oklahoma elections, the need to prepare for legislative sessions, and the imperative to change state laws to get rid of “nonpartisan” elections for local office. 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.
0:06.0	The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.
0:09.0	And welcome back fellow American Patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready, willing and able and hopeful
0:18.6	to fight for the issues that matter and the way they have, matter at the time they matter here at Sierra Podcast.
0:25.0	Your host Daniel Hurwitz back here today for Wednesday.
0:29.0	We got a lot of little trinkets to go over.
0:31.2	You know, sometimes I have a deep dive day. Today I'm going to do more, a bunch of little issues all tying together. We talk about fight, fight, fight. We need to fight. And then you look on the political playing field,
0:45.8	wherever you go in the country,
0:47.7	it could be a statewide primary,
0:50.5	even a sort of a general election, special election, a ballot initiative, even just an
1:00.3	activism-based issue.
1:07.4	And it's like walking through a political nuclear Chernobyl.
1:09.4	It's like, hey, is there anyone home?
1:22.0	The clear lesson is generically we are being outworked. Generically, there's only one team on the playing field. But here's the good news. If we actually got on the
1:26.1	playing field, the Democrats cannot win. Now the problem is who is the we? The
1:32.0	we is not really the Republican Party and therein lies the problem is who is the we? The we is not really the Republican Party and
1:34.0	therein lies the problem. But the big question for us is how do we get back to
1:39.7	self-governance? You know I look at anyone I speak to, I bump into in the street,
1:46.0	as a friend and acquaintance that I haven't seen in a while.
1:49.2	They're really a reflection anecdotally
1:51.8	of what we're seeing data-wise throughout the country, I guess I'd say at
1:56.8	least since COVID, where there's just a dearth of activism on the right.
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