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Fake History created by Howard Zinn: Mary Grabar and Dennis Prager

In all the relief many of us are experiencing with a new administration going into Washington, DC—let us not forget that our and our allies’ national security concerns will be pacified as well.

The Biden administration’s national security team has been the worst in modern history.  After our ignominious and chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, where over a dozen Americans and countless allies were killed, this president boasted that it was a “extraordinary success.”  The world watched—and heard.  Russia’s Vladimir Putin saw our weakness and fecklessness and invaded a major ally, Ukraine.

After Biden, Blinken and Sullivan enriched Iran—the world’s worst sponsor of terrorism—her proxies invaded another ally, Israel. They killed and captured innocents—including Americans—more than any time in memory, at least since the Carter administration. All this on the heels of National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan boasting the region, “is quieter today than it has been in decades.”

After November 5th, we can say about our security and that of our nation’s allies: Help is on the way.

In all the relief many of us are experiencing with a new administration going into Washington, DC—let us not forget that our and our allies’ national security concerns will be pacified as well.
The Biden administration’s national security team has been the worst in modern history.  After our ignominious and chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, where over a dozen Americans and countless allies were killed, this president boasted that it was a “extraordinary success.”  The world watched—and heard.  Russia’s Vladimir Putin saw our weakness and fecklessness and invaded a major ally, Ukraine.
After Biden, Blinken and Sullivan enriched Iran—the world’s worst sponsor of terrorism—her proxies invaded another ally, Israel. They killed and captured innocents—including Americans—more than any time in memory, at least since the Carter administration. All this on the heels of National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan boasting the region, “is quieter today than it has been in decades.”
After November 5th, we can say about our security and that of our nation’s allies: Help is on the way.

Seth Leibsohn: Goodbye to Biden, Blinken and Sullivan

In this eposide,Chris Stigall and Michael Whatley, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, discuss Bucks County, Pennsylvania, counting of ballots of non-citizens to try to swing victory away from Senate-elect Dave McCormick, who has a 30,000 vote lead on Senator Bob Casey. 

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In this eposide,<a href="https://chrisstigall.com/">Chris Stigall</a> and <a href="https://gop.com/about-our-party/rnc-leaders/">Michael Whatley, Chairman of the Republican National Committee</a>, discuss Bucks County, Pennsylvania, counting of ballots of non-citizens to try to swing victory away from Senate-elect Dave McCormick, who has a 30,000 vote lead on Senator Bob Casey. 
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Dems Trying to Steal Senate Election in Pennsylvania | Chris Stigall with Michael Whatley

Look at those Trump appointments! It brings to mind the GOP convention in 1964, when Barry Goldwater said, “Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice”—and an institutionalized journalist turned to his friend and said, “My gawd, he’s going to run as Goldwater!”

Well, Donald Trump has run as a disrupter, and one doesn’t disrupt by changing the spokes on the wheels, they change the wheels—or the car.  Donald Trump, like Ronald Reagan before him, identified the problems of the deep state and big government well, but, while slaying other monsters, in both cases, from tyranny and terrorism to a laggard economy, they were unable to do much about the government here.  

That’s a lesson Trump has learned—and he was not shy in what he campaigned on. The Democrats said the worst they could of him as well—and tried to destroy him.

And yet he won. Big. With a mandate. People heard and saw and said they want this. And Trump, with these picks, is going to govern … as Trump, just as the people wanted … a disrupter.

Look at those Trump appointments! It brings to mind the GOP convention in 1964, when Barry Goldwater said, “Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice”—and an institutionalized journalist turned to his friend and said, “My gawd, he’s going to run as Goldwater!”
Well, Donald Trump has run as a disrupter, and one doesn’t disrupt by changing the spokes on the wheels, they change the wheels—or the car.  Donald Trump, like Ronald Reagan before him, identified the problems of the deep state and big government well, but, while slaying other monsters, in both cases, from tyranny and terrorism to a laggard economy, they were unable to do much about the government here.  
That’s a lesson Trump has learned—and he was not shy in what he campaigned on. The Democrats said the worst they could of him as well—and tried to destroy him.
And yet he won. Big. With a mandate. People heard and saw and said they want this. And Trump, with these picks, is going to govern … as Trump, just as the people wanted … a disrupter.

Fake History created by Howard Zinn: Mary Grabar and Dennis Prager

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