coming up on this episode of the roundtable.

Alexander O'Castu Cortez tweeted to say,

you know, is anybody keeping track of these Trump supporters

so that when they delete their tweets

we can remember that they were aiders and abetters.

I and many other people leapt into that and said, yes, you Stalinist beanie baby, put me on your

stupid list.

So it's not weakness and it's not concession to acknowledge that that's the case

that there is a huge battle ahead of us and some might call it an uphill battle and

we may lose. That is not the point. The point is not 100%

we are definitely going to win. The point is that any degree of victory in any degree of fight

contributes to turning back this decades, generations long

Democrat stranglehold on the true and legitimate processes of our constitutional republic.

That's a worthwhile fight no matter what. The Welcome everyone once again to the roundtable the

editors and publishers podcast here at the Claremont Institute for our

wonderful publication the American Mind.

I'm Ryan Williams, your host, president of the Claremont Institute publisher of the Claremont

Books and the American Mind.

Joined by David Barr, director of Publications for the Claremont Institute.

Matthew Peterson, founding editor of the American Mind and Vice President for Education,

and Spencer Clavin, Associate Editor of the American Mind and the Claremont view of books.

Well, the election Bruhaha continues.

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