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With a Broken Social Compact, What Is Our Recourse? | 10/1/24

from Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz · host Blaze Podcast Network

It is incontrovertibly clear that we have a broken social compact. Today, I juxtapose what our federal government is doing for illegal aliens, Ukraine, and Iranian allies to what it is not doing in Western North Carolina. The seeds for a national divorce are there, as we see conservative Americans and the Florida State Guard step up to help the victims of the hurricane. I make the case for the creation of robust State Guards in red states and sheriff’s posses at the county level so that conservatives can channel their patriotism, love, talent, and energy into service they believe in. I also delve into the shocking criminal alien numbers and why those figures don’t capture the full universe of criminality. Unfortunately, we have weak Republican governors who don’t share our values. Why? As I note at the end of the show, a story out of Idaho demonstrates that the root problem of what ails red America lies in weak or subversive church leaders.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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