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We are coming up in the midterms that are coming
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up right there in November. We're continuing to watch poll numbers,
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keeping a close eye on things, so everything seems to
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be a lot closer than what a lot of Republicans
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would want. And yet, once again, here we are being
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told this is the most important election of our lifetime.
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It seems that's the case with every election now. This
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high bar hyperbole that we continue to hear from folks
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time and time again. And we look at our choices
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and they're not really good. Especially here in my home state.
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I'm not a big fan of our sitting senator. I'm
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not a huge fan of our current congressman. But I
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go through this and I look at The Democrat options,
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and I know that that's a definite no. Also know
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that you could vote for one of the independent candidates,
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but they have no shot at winning. It's one of
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those things where you're always left with this nagging feeling.
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Do I vote for the lesser of two evils yet again?
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Because by voting for the lesser of two evils, by
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the nature of that statement, you're still voting for evil.
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You're still voting for somebody that you're not a fan of,
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not sold on, or don't believe is doing a good
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job in the case of the incumbents. So we're left
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with these questions, and we're staring down the barrel of things.
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And we look at some of the poll numbers now,
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where we know that there's a possibility that the Democrats
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could take both the House and Senate. That's a scenario
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that could be nightmare fuel, not just for the country,
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but for other things. Now, if you've listened to the show,
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you know I'm not a huge fan of some of
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the things that Trump has gotten us into. We've seen
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our economy continue to struggle. We're not bouncing out. And
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all of that is creating a perfect storm going into
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this midterm election. So we come back to that same
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dilemma every time. What do we do? Do we just
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accept that we have an obligation to vote against the Democrats,
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even for an incumbent Republican or a Republican you don't
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believe in? Or do we stay home? Do we put
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out a vote in protest where we vote for the
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Democrat or we vote for that independent so that way
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we continue to go down this path time and time again.
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I understand some of those who make that argument that
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we can't keep voting for the same monsters time and
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time again who have eroded the conservative philosophy of the
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Republican Party. But then I look at exactly how extreme
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the Democrats have become, and I look and see that
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they are openly courting socialists. They're openly out there courting
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folks who we know do not represent our values. I
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am so tired of having to choose between bad option
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A or bad option B, and I have to go
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vote for Bad option A because bad option B is
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just that crazy and that fundamentally far away from my
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belief structure. It is a dilemma that it feels like
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we face every two years when it comes to our
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congressional elections, every six years when it comes to our
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Senate elections, every four years when it comes to a
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presidential election. And it's one of those things that is
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growing tiring for a lot of Mississippians. It's growing tiring
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for a lot of people across this nation. I get it,
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and I understand the arguments against this, but it's one
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of those things where you have to look in the
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mirror and you have to make that decision that you
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believe you can live with at the end of the day.
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You have to make that decision where you look at
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things and go, am I going to be okay? if
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the Democrats win and get control of the House, get
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control of the Senate. I can tell you what will
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happen if the Democrats do win. You will see impeachment hearings.
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You will see nothing that you want to have accomplished
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get passed. You will see the American, the America as
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you know it, move further and further to the left.
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It's a difficult decision for a lot of us who
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consider ourselves staunch Republicans because we don't see, or staunch conservatives,
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let me rephrase that, because we don't see a conservative option.
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We see somebody, but we do see radical craziness on
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the other end of the spectrum. So we have to
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make a decision. We have to come up with a plan. Sadly,
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that plan probably is going to be to vote for
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the Republican candidate that you are not impressed with or
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not 100% sold on because you see what the other
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side is wanting to do But why do we continue
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to have to have this as our choices? Why can't
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we get better people through the primary into the general election?
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And the problem is the money. And we know this.
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We've talked about it time and time again. Incumbents get
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a certain level of money just because they've been elected before.
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A lot of that money comes from lobbyists. A lot
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of that money comes from special interests. And it makes
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it almost impossible for a challenger to step up and
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knock off an incumbent. It can be done. We've seen
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it done. But it is so much harder. If you're
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looking at some of the polls, it looks like Texas
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might elect a Democrat senator. Texas! I think Mississippi's going
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to be fine. I think, as much as I may
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not be a fan of our U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith,
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I really don't see a scenario where she loses that race,
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unless people stay home. So yes, we're faced with that dilemma.
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And how do we avoid it in the future? How
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do we keep from having to once again elect the lesser?
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The simple answer is to get engaged during the primary process.
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And people just don't do it. We get low turnouts.
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We buy into the mailers. We buy into the negative
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attack ads. And by nature, the incumbent already has an
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advantage from the low-informed voters who will show up and
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elect the name they recognize. Or they show up and
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vote for the incumbent because the incumbent outspent, and all
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they have heard is a bunch of negative things about
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the challenger. We have to get away from that. We
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have to figure out a way to where we can
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engage folks during the primary process. That's the only way
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you're going to get away from this nonsense of having
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to choose the lesser. You're going to have to talk
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to your neighbors about why they shouldn't buy into that mailer.
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And I understand that for a lot of people that
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is difficult because you just don't like talking politics. You
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don't like engaging people in a discussion that could turn heated.
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But you need to. You need to start getting engaged
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much earlier, or else, again, you're sitting here a month
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away from elections with that moral debate of, is this
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the time that I don't hold my nose and vote
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for the lesser of two evils? Is this the time
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that I make a protest vote and vote for the
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independent candidate, the third party candidate, or even the ultimate
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sacrifice of voting for the Democrat candidate. These are all
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dilemmas that everybody is going to be facing who identifies
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as a conservative because I look up and down these
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races and I don't see true conservative options. I see
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folks who claim to be a conservative, but then I
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go look up their voting record and I see that
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they're not. But then I also stare down the barrel
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of what the Democrats are offering, and it is so
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far extreme, so far away from any of our ideals,
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and that's where the dilemma comes in. Are we to
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the point where we need to take a couple of
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losses in states that it's unexpected for the Republican Party
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to wake up? Probably, but I'm not sure that they will.
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A lot of us thought that the election of Donald
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Trump was going to be a sign that the old
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establishment guard was going to be phased away. Donald Trump
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ran on the promise of draining the swamp, and yet
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He hasn't done that. Matter of fact, he's gone the
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opposite direction, has endorsed the swamp. I just don't know
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what more folks can be asked of. Because again, this
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second term for President Donald Trump has not gone the
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way many expected. We expected him to get the economy
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back on track. We expected him to keep us out
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of foreign markets. We expected to see the budget get
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cut and the deficit reduced, but none of that has happened.
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And maybe that's the fault of us for believing that
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anyone would actually go through with some of those campaign promises.
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At the end of the day, when it comes time
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for you to walk into that ballot booth, and cast
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your vote in these November elections. You just have to
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ask yourself that serious question. Can I live with the
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result if I don't support the lesser? Can I live
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with the result of a possible socialist-leaning Democrat taking in
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and them gaining power of the House and the Senate?
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If your answer is you can live with that, then
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that's where you'll go. But if your answer is you can't,
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then unfortunately, once again, you're going to show up to
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the polls and you're going to vote for the lesser
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of two evils. The Republican Party needs a complete and
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total overhaul. There's no doubt about it. But we have
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to engage in the local process first. You have to
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figure out a way to get involved, get engaged, and
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get good candidates elected. Good conservative candidates elected. And unfortunately,
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a lot of people who are complaining have done no
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door knocking in the past. They've done nothing to help
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any of these insurgent candidates. They will sit around and
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jump on a computer and type on that keyboard how
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disappointed they are in things, but When push comes to
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shove and there's a challenger that needs their help, they
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don't make any donations. They don't give up their time.
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They don't do anything to try to ensure that when
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November comes around, we actually have a conservative choice on
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the ballot. So yeah, look in the mirror if you're
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not happy with the choices and you didn't try to
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get to know Who was challenging who in the primary?
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And if you had a primary where there was no
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primary challenger, you can look in the mirror there too
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because a lot of challengers stay out of races now
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because they don't see the path to victory. If they
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know they can't raise the money, if they know they
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can't forcefully get their way or get their candidate, to November,
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then we're just going to continue down this same vicious cycle.
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And in two years, in four years, it will once
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again be the most important election of your lifetime because
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that's a buzzword that politicians know that they can use
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to drive you to continue to vote for the lesser
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of two evils. I wish the stakes weren't as big
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as they were. I wish the threat of socialism wasn't
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as strong as it was, because then I could, in
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good faith, tell you to sit this one out or
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make a protest vote. But unfortunately, that's not the case.
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The Democrats are absolutely insane, and we have seen that.
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from their policies and the way that they have pushed
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things out. I don't have all the answers. I say
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that all the time on this show. I wish I did.
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I wish I had the magic wand that I could
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just wave that would fix everything and get us to
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that point to where we look up and we're not
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left with these terrible, terrible choices. Unfortunately, I do not.
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Neither do any of you. You guys understand that. You
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guys know that the election is one of those things
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that you have to do. You have to look at
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the election and figure out which result you can live with.
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If the result you can live with is one you
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know beyond a shadow of a doubt you can live with,
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that's going to be the direction you go. I personally
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am just not there where I can live with the
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result where a socialist is elected and helps that wing
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gain control of the House and the Senate. It feels
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crazy that every time we're stuck talking about how this
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is the most important election of our lifetime, because trust me,
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in two years, it's going to be the most important
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election of your lifetime again. I don't like it. I
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wish that this wasn't the case. I wish that we
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could move past that to where we actually have two
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solid choices. But we're not there. We're not there and
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that's part of the major problem here. That's part of
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the dilemma. That's part of the reason why we're struggling
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the way that we are And that's a major issue
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that we continue to face when we look at this thing.
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I'm still trying to figure out a lot of things
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and trying to figure out ways that we can continue
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to improve our country and get it back to conservative values.
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But I don't know where we go. I don't know
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how we get there. I've got to figure, again, we're
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going to figure out what we need to do and
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we're going to go do it. We may not always
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agree on how we need to do it. Unfortunately, we're
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going to be faced with another one of those type
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decisions to where we are asked to make that choice
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again in November. A lot of us don't have candidates
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in our races that we are excited about. or that
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we believe are going to push a conservative agenda, no
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matter how much they say it in their ads, no
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matter how much it's in their push card. But when
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you look at that guy or that lady, depending on
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where you live and what your race looks like, and
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you see that they have ties to socialist crowd, when
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you see that they have more in common with AOC
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than they do with your own values, are you going
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to be comfortable seeing them win and have control? Are
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you going to be happy to see the non-stop impeachment attempts?
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Are you going to be happy Knowing that secure elections
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is an impossibility, even though right now it appears it
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is an impossibility anyway. Yeah, it's another one of those
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decisions that flat out sucks. It's part of why I
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haven't spent a lot of time on the midterms. My
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lack of excitement for those running on the Republican ticket
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is equally measured with my frustration that the Republican Party
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has stopped even really pushing a lot of conservative ideals.
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But I know the danger that socialism holds. I know
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the danger that is at play here. So that means
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come November, I'll probably hold my nose yet again. Of course,
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I live in a state where I feel it's pretty
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safe to stay red. I don't think any of the
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elections here are even in place, so there is a
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much easier path for myself to go and write in
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a candidate or even vote for an independent and voice
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my protest vote. But there are a lot of people,
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like in the state of Texas and other states, where
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you look at it and you see those numbers and go,
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that state's in play for the Democrats, and their decision
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shouldn't be a protest vote. They should look at the
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election and say, you know what, yeah, I don't like this,
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but this is what I have to do. At the
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end of the day, I believe the Democrats will take
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control of either the House or Senate. I don't think
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they'll get both, but I do think they'll take control
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of one of those. It is the trend that the
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party of the sitting president, if it's in power, that
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they'll have setbacks. And based on everything that's going on
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with the economy and based on everything that's going on
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with the foreign engagements and everything like that, it is
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a perfect storm to shoot in the Democrats. Doesn't mean
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that you have to support it. Doesn't mean that you
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have to be on board with that. But watching some
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of these races, Kansas Senate race is a toss-up at
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the moment. North Carolina is a likely Democrat race. So yes,
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we're watching this. We're seeing Trump try to put out
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rallies and do things to try to energize the base
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that sadly just hasn't been energized too much because we're
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not seeing the results we were promised. But here's the
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bottom line is if you go the other route, guess what?
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Guaranteed you're not going to see the results because you're
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going to have obstructionists in the House and the Senate,
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in power, and they're not going to do anything that
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might benefit the country. And this is part of the
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problem because we continue to have this dog and pony
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show that all of us are sick and tired of.
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I know I'm already tired of seeing the political ads
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when I'm trying to watch a football game or when
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I'm just trying to watch a show I enjoy. They're
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in your face. They're over the top, and I'm sick
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of it. When November comes and you're stuck making that choice,
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are you going to be okay with the lesser of
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two evils? Or will you be okay with a Democrat
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winning who is going to push for socialism? These are
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the questions that you have to ask. These are the
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things that are of the utmost importance going into this election.
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For me, I can't be a part of helping socialist
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Democrats get elected because I understand what they'll do to
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this country. But by the same token, I'm not convinced
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the Republicans are going to do anything to help us.
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I mean, we got a president up there promising $ 5, 000
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checks if the Republicans win the midterms. Not that I
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think that'll ever happen, but It is not affordable. But
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he's made the promise. It's out there, and there are
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a lot of Americans who could use that $ 5, 000 without
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a doubt. But you have to look at the economy.
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You have to look at things and go, that's not feasible.
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There's no path to that becoming a reality, and it's
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probably one of those things that advisors around the president
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wish he hadn't said. I don't think, if the Republicans
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win the midterms, that it will come to be. It'll
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be very similar to the Doge checks and other promises,
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the tariff checks, other promises that we know are not
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going to come to pass. And if you're going to
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the polls to vote because you want a check, then
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you're probably voting for the wrong reasons. So yeah, at
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the end of the day, you have to make that
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decision and you have to figure out Are you going
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to be okay with the result if it goes the
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way of the socialist? I myself can't be. If I
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lived in a battleground state and I wasn't a big
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fan of the Republican, I would 100% vote for the Republican.
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There are so many things that could go even far
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more wrong if we put the Democrats in those positions.
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And that, my friends, is the reason why I think
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that this particular election is once again one of those
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most important elections of your lifetime. And I hate it.
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I want to get away from that. I want to
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get to the point where we're just electing people because
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they gave us the best election. They are the conservative option.
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They were willing to debate their opponents, and we could
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see the clear contrast between the two. Unfortunately, we don't
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live in those times, and the incumbents are going to
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continue to win these primaries because we just don't show
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up or we don't do enough to help the candidate
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we want to see win the primary. So the incumbent
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swoops back in, and we are stuck with them as
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our example. If you really want change, you have to
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start to engage more. And until you do, don't be
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surprised when you look at November ballot and you're left
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with another one of these choices. It's that simple, people. Anyway,
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this has been the Right Side Radio Show. I'm your host,
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Jack Fairchilds, and I thank you guys so much for listening. Now,
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of course, when it gets to November, you're going to
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have to make that choice. You're going to have to
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look in and be reflective and understand that if you
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vote for the Democrat, you're going to get Democrat power.
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If you vote for the Republican, you're probably going to
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get a soft Republican who is not a true conservative.
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If you vote for the Independent, you're probably helping the
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guy that you agree with the least. So that's where
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we stand. And it sucks. But that's where we're at,
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and that's why you really need to think long and
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hard before you mark that ballot in November. This has
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grow that show and maybe it can hit some of
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the heights that the Right Side Radio show has hit.
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We are coming up in the midterms that are coming
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up right there in November. We're continuing to watch poll numbers,
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keeping a close eye on things, so everything seems to
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be a lot closer than what a lot of Republicans
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would want. And yet, once again, here we are being
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told this is the most important election of our lifetime.
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It seems that's the case with every election now. This
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high bar hyperbole that we continue to hear from folks
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time and time again. And we look at our choices
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and they're not really good. Especially here in my home state.
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I'm not a big fan of our sitting senator. I'm
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not a huge fan of our current congressman. But I
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go through this and I look at The Democrat options,
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and I know that that's a definite no. Also know
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that you could vote for one of the independent candidates,
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but they have no shot at winning. It's one of
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those things where you're always left with this nagging feeling.
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the nature of that statement, you're still voting for evil.
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not sold on, or don't believe is doing a good
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job in the case of the incumbents. So we're left
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with these questions, and we're staring down the barrel of things.
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where we know that there's a possibility that the Democrats
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could take both the House and Senate. That's a scenario
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that could be nightmare fuel, not just for the country,
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but for other things. Now, if you've listened to the show,
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you know I'm not a huge fan of some of
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the things that Trump has gotten us into. We've seen
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our economy continue to struggle. We're not bouncing out. And
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all of that is creating a perfect storm going into
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this midterm election. So we come back to that same
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dilemma every time. What do we do? Do we just
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accept that we have an obligation to vote against the Democrats,
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even for an incumbent Republican or a Republican you don't
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believe in? Or do we stay home? Do we put
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out a vote in protest where we vote for the
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Democrat or we vote for that independent so that way
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we continue to go down this path time and time again.
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we can't keep voting for the same monsters time and
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time again who have eroded the conservative philosophy of the
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Republican Party. But then I look at exactly how extreme
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the Democrats have become, and I look and see that
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they are openly courting socialists. They're openly out there courting
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folks who we know do not represent our values. I
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am so tired of having to choose between bad option
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vote for Bad option A because bad option B is
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just that crazy and that fundamentally far away from my
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belief structure. It is a dilemma that it feels like
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we face every two years when it comes to our
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congressional elections, every six years when it comes to our
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presidential election. And it's one of those things that is
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growing tiring for a lot of Mississippians. It's growing tiring
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for a lot of people across this nation. I get it,
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and I understand the arguments against this, but it's one
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of those things where you have to look in the
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mirror and you have to make that decision that you
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believe you can live with at the end of the day.
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You have to make that decision where you look at
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things and go, am I going to be okay? if
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the Democrats win and get control of the House, get
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control of the Senate. I can tell you what will
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happen if the Democrats do win. You will see impeachment hearings.
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get passed. You will see the American, the America as
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you know it, move further and further to the left.
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It's a difficult decision for a lot of us who
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consider ourselves staunch Republicans because we don't see, or staunch conservatives,
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let me rephrase that, because we don't see a conservative option.
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the other end of the spectrum. So we have to
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make a decision. We have to come up with a plan. Sadly,
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that plan probably is going to be to vote for
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the Republican candidate that you are not impressed with or
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not 100% sold on because you see what the other
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side is wanting to do But why do we continue
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to have to have this as our choices? Why can't
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we get better people through the primary into the general election?
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And the problem is the money. And we know this.
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a certain level of money just because they've been elected before.
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of that money comes from special interests. And it makes
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it almost impossible for a challenger to step up and
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knock off an incumbent. It can be done. We've seen
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it done. But it is so much harder. If you're
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looking at some of the polls, it looks like Texas
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might elect a Democrat senator. Texas! I think Mississippi's going
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to be fine. I think, as much as I may
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not be a fan of our U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith,
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I really don't see a scenario where she loses that race,
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unless people stay home. So yes, we're faced with that dilemma.
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And how do we avoid it in the future? How
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do we keep from having to once again elect the lesser?
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The simple answer is to get engaged during the primary process.
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And people just don't do it. We get low turnouts.
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We buy into the mailers. We buy into the negative
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attack ads. And by nature, the incumbent already has an
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advantage from the low-informed voters who will show up and
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elect the name they recognize. Or they show up and
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vote for the incumbent because the incumbent outspent, and all
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they have heard is a bunch of negative things about
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the challenger. We have to get away from that. We
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have to figure out a way to where we can
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engage folks during the primary process. That's the only way
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you're going to get away from this nonsense of having
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to choose the lesser. You're going to have to talk
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to your neighbors about why they shouldn't buy into that mailer.
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is difficult because you just don't like talking politics. You
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don't like engaging people in a discussion that could turn heated.
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much earlier, or else, again, you're sitting here a month
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away from elections with that moral debate of, is this
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the time that I don't hold my nose and vote
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for the lesser of two evils? Is this the time
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that I make a protest vote and vote for the
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independent candidate, the third party candidate, or even the ultimate
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sacrifice of voting for the Democrat candidate. These are all
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dilemmas that everybody is going to be facing who identifies
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as a conservative because I look up and down these
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races and I don't see true conservative options. I see
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folks who claim to be a conservative, but then I
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go look up their voting record and I see that
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they're not. But then I also stare down the barrel
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of what the Democrats are offering, and it is so
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far extreme, so far away from any of our ideals,
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and that's where the dilemma comes in. Are we to
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the point where we need to take a couple of
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losses in states that it's unexpected for the Republican Party
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to wake up? Probably, but I'm not sure that they will.
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A lot of us thought that the election of Donald
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Trump was going to be a sign that the old
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establishment guard was going to be phased away. Donald Trump
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ran on the promise of draining the swamp, and yet
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opposite direction, has endorsed the swamp. I just don't know
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what more folks can be asked of. Because again, this
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second term for President Donald Trump has not gone the
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way many expected. We expected him to get the economy
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back on track. We expected him to keep us out
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of foreign markets. We expected to see the budget get
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cut and the deficit reduced, but none of that has happened.
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anyone would actually go through with some of those campaign promises.
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At the end of the day, when it comes time
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for you to walk into that ballot booth, and cast
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your vote in these November elections. You just have to
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ask yourself that serious question. Can I live with the
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result if I don't support the lesser? Can I live
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with the result of a possible socialist-leaning Democrat taking in
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and them gaining power of the House and the Senate?
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If your answer is you can live with that, then
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that's where you'll go. But if your answer is you can't,
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then unfortunately, once again, you're going to show up to
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the polls and you're going to vote for the lesser
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of two evils. The Republican Party needs a complete and
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total overhaul. There's no doubt about it. But we have
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to engage in the local process first. You have to
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figure out a way to get involved, get engaged, and
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get good candidates elected. Good conservative candidates elected. And unfortunately,
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a lot of people who are complaining have done no
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door knocking in the past. They've done nothing to help
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any of these insurgent candidates. They will sit around and
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jump on a computer and type on that keyboard how
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disappointed they are in things, but When push comes to
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shove and there's a challenger that needs their help, they
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don't make any donations. They don't give up their time.
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They don't do anything to try to ensure that when
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November comes around, we actually have a conservative choice on
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the ballot. So yeah, look in the mirror if you're
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not happy with the choices and you didn't try to
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get to know Who was challenging who in the primary?
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primary challenger, you can look in the mirror there too
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because a lot of challengers stay out of races now
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because they don't see the path to victory. If they
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know they can't raise the money, if they know they
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can't forcefully get their way or get their candidate, to November,
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then we're just going to continue down this same vicious cycle.
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again be the most important election of your lifetime because
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that's a buzzword that politicians know that they can use
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to drive you to continue to vote for the lesser
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of two evils. I wish the stakes weren't as big
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as they were. I wish the threat of socialism wasn't
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as strong as it was, because then I could, in
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good faith, tell you to sit this one out or
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make a protest vote. But unfortunately, that's not the case.
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The Democrats are absolutely insane, and we have seen that.
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from their policies and the way that they have pushed
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things out. I don't have all the answers. I say
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that all the time on this show. I wish I did.
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I wish I had the magic wand that I could
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just wave that would fix everything and get us to
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that point to where we look up and we're not
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left with these terrible, terrible choices. Unfortunately, I do not.
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Neither do any of you. You guys understand that. You
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guys know that the election is one of those things
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that you have to do. You have to look at
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the election and figure out which result you can live with.
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If the result you can live with is one you
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know beyond a shadow of a doubt you can live with,
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that's going to be the direction you go. I personally
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am just not there where I can live with the
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result where a socialist is elected and helps that wing
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gain control of the House and the Senate. It feels
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crazy that every time we're stuck talking about how this
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is the most important election of our lifetime, because trust me,
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in two years, it's going to be the most important
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election of your lifetime again. I don't like it. I
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wish that this wasn't the case. I wish that we
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could move past that to where we actually have two
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solid choices. But we're not there. We're not there and
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that's part of the major problem here. That's part of
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the dilemma. That's part of the reason why we're struggling
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the way that we are And that's a major issue
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that we continue to face when we look at this thing.
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I'm still trying to figure out a lot of things
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and trying to figure out ways that we can continue
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to improve our country and get it back to conservative values.
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how we get there. I've got to figure, again, we're
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going to figure out what we need to do and
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we're going to go do it. We may not always
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agree on how we need to do it. Unfortunately, we're
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going to be faced with another one of those type
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decisions to where we are asked to make that choice
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again in November. A lot of us don't have candidates
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in our races that we are excited about. or that
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we believe are going to push a conservative agenda, no
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matter how much they say it in their ads, no
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matter how much it's in their push card. But when
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you look at that guy or that lady, depending on
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where you live and what your race looks like, and
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you see that they have ties to socialist crowd, when
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you see that they have more in common with AOC
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than they do with your own values, are you going
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to be comfortable seeing them win and have control? Are
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you going to be happy to see the non-stop impeachment attempts?
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Are you going to be happy Knowing that secure elections
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is an impossibility, even though right now it appears it
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is an impossibility anyway. Yeah, it's another one of those
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decisions that flat out sucks. It's part of why I
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haven't spent a lot of time on the midterms. My
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lack of excitement for those running on the Republican ticket
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is equally measured with my frustration that the Republican Party
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has stopped even really pushing a lot of conservative ideals.
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But I know the danger that socialism holds. I know
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the danger that is at play here. So that means
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come November, I'll probably hold my nose yet again. Of course,
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I live in a state where I feel it's pretty
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safe to stay red. I don't think any of the
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elections here are even in place, so there is a
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much easier path for myself to go and write in
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a candidate or even vote for an independent and voice
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my protest vote. But there are a lot of people,
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like in the state of Texas and other states, where
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you look at it and you see those numbers and go,
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that state's in play for the Democrats, and their decision
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shouldn't be a protest vote. They should look at the
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election and say, you know what, yeah, I don't like this,
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but this is what I have to do. At the
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end of the day, I believe the Democrats will take
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control of either the House or Senate. I don't think
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they'll get both, but I do think they'll take control
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of one of those. It is the trend that the
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party of the sitting president, if it's in power, that
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they'll have setbacks. And based on everything that's going on
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with the economy and based on everything that's going on
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with the foreign engagements and everything like that, it is
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a perfect storm to shoot in the Democrats. Doesn't mean
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that you have to support it. Doesn't mean that you
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have to be on board with that. But watching some
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of these races, Kansas Senate race is a toss-up at
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the moment. North Carolina is a likely Democrat race. So yes,
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we're watching this. We're seeing Trump try to put out
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rallies and do things to try to energize the base
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that sadly just hasn't been energized too much because we're
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not seeing the results we were promised. But here's the
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bottom line is if you go the other route, guess what?
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Guaranteed you're not going to see the results because you're
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going to have obstructionists in the House and the Senate,
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in power, and they're not going to do anything that
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might benefit the country. And this is part of the
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problem because we continue to have this dog and pony
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show that all of us are sick and tired of.
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I know I'm already tired of seeing the political ads
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when I'm trying to watch a football game or when
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I'm just trying to watch a show I enjoy. They're
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in your face. They're over the top, and I'm sick
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of it. When November comes and you're stuck making that choice,
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are you going to be okay with the lesser of
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two evils? Or will you be okay with a Democrat
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winning who is going to push for socialism? These are
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the questions that you have to ask. These are the
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things that are of the utmost importance going into this election.
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For me, I can't be a part of helping socialist
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Democrats get elected because I understand what they'll do to
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this country. But by the same token, I'm not convinced
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the Republicans are going to do anything to help us.
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I mean, we got a president up there promising $ 5, 000
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checks if the Republicans win the midterms. Not that I
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think that'll ever happen, but It is not affordable. But
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he's made the promise. It's out there, and there are
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a lot of Americans who could use that $ 5, 000 without
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a doubt. But you have to look at the economy.
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You have to look at things and go, that's not feasible.
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There's no path to that becoming a reality, and it's
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probably one of those things that advisors around the president
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wish he hadn't said. I don't think, if the Republicans
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win the midterms, that it will come to be. It'll
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be very similar to the Doge checks and other promises,
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the tariff checks, other promises that we know are not
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going to come to pass. And if you're going to
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the polls to vote because you want a check, then
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you're probably voting for the wrong reasons. So yeah, at
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the end of the day, you have to make that
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decision and you have to figure out Are you going
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to be okay with the result if it goes the
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way of the socialist? I myself can't be. If I
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lived in a battleground state and I wasn't a big
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fan of the Republican, I would 100% vote for the Republican.
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There are so many things that could go even far
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more wrong if we put the Democrats in those positions.
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And that, my friends, is the reason why I think
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that this particular election is once again one of those
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most important elections of your lifetime. And I hate it.
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I want to get away from that. I want to
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get to the point where we're just electing people because
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they gave us the best election. They are the conservative option.
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They were willing to debate their opponents, and we could
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see the clear contrast between the two. Unfortunately, we don't
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live in those times, and the incumbents are going to
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continue to win these primaries because we just don't show
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up or we don't do enough to help the candidate
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we want to see win the primary. So the incumbent
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swoops back in, and we are stuck with them as
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our example. If you really want change, you have to
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start to engage more. And until you do, don't be
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surprised when you look at November ballot and you're left
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with another one of these choices. It's that simple, people. Anyway,
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this has been the Right Side Radio Show. I'm your host,
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Jack Fairchilds, and I thank you guys so much for listening. Now,
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of course, when it gets to November, you're going to
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have to make that choice. You're going to have to
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look in and be reflective and understand that if you
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vote for the Democrat, you're going to get Democrat power.
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If you vote for the Republican, you're probably going to
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get a soft Republican who is not a true conservative.
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If you vote for the Independent, you're probably helping the
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guy that you agree with the least. So that's where
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we stand. And it sucks. But that's where we're at,
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and that's why you really need to think long and
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hard before you mark that ballot in November. This has
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