We Need to Keep Elected Republicans on a Short Leash | Guest: Richard Hirschman | 10/2/22 episode artwork

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We Need to Keep Elected Republicans on a Short Leash | Guest: Richard Hirschman | 10/2/22

from Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz · host Blaze Podcast Network

Self-appointed conservative leaders have lectured us for years on the need to always back RINOs in the general election against the Democrats. I explain why sometimes it makes more sense not to, but either way, we should all agree to hold them on a short leash from day one after the election. I explain how to do this. Nowhere is this more important than with COVID fascism, where Republicans want to "move on." I’m joined by Alabama funeral director and embalmer Richard Hirschman, who attests to seeing even more fibrin-like clotting in the bodies he is working with. He also notes that increasingly, funeral directors are discussing a surge in deaths of younger people and even babies. He now sees dead bodies of people who died of cancer who look like they died after just a few weeks of having the cancer. Very creepy indeed — and very much in need of immediate investigation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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