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federal congressional elections. Probably not there other issues that are going to matter more to people, I'm just putting it out there right now, because it is currently june. Twenty eighth. The elections are not until november, so those issues are to include things like the fact, do we have a massive immigration crisis on the border of the media have largely been ignoring if record numbers of illegal immigrants arriving at our southern border record numbers of people in turned away and record numbers of people who are entering their being born hundred by border patrol and also skating border patrol, having uttered the country and released into the interior, and when you have open border with no serious efforts at creating a actual immigration policy. What you end up with is human rights atrocity and that's what exactly? What happened in san Antonio last night, according to K S, a t, dot com, forty six people. Forty six people were found dead in a tractor trailer on the south aside sixteen of been transported to area hospitals according to san Antonio police and fire officials. It's tragic said, antonio internal merit run nuremberg. Families were likely trying to find a better life. It's nothing. The horrific human tragedy authorities,

they were the largest mass casualty event they have seen in San Antonio. Apparently, this is immigration issue. Officials would not immediately confirm if the victims were migrants or what country they were from internal police, you ve, really mcmanus, said answers received a call ten minutes before six p m monday. So the ninety it's hundred block of quintana road when a person working nearby heard a cry for help when the worker approached several bodies inside an eighteen wheeler trailer, with its doors, partially open prison san antonio fire department arrived at the they found stacks of bodies in the trailer, and many people too, What themselves out? According to the s, a f d chief, charles hood, forty. Six people, men and women, ranging from teens to young adults, were pronounced dead at the scene. He said they died from heat, stroke and heat exhaustion, because the trailer had no air conditioning and no water temperatures. more than one hundred degrees on monday, which means people are basically cooked inside this truck the mexican the terror of external relations should monday night, the forty six people died of association, at least two of the people in the trailer or from watermelon

The survivors were rushed to local hospitals with heat related injuries. Apparently again, this is the predictable result of a homeland security failure and the fact that we have no actual policy at the southern border, the fact that migrants are being trapped, cross, the southern border, by some of the worst people on earth and at the federal level. not only does nothing about it, but seems to poohpooh the idea of doing anything about it is going to be not on blot on his administration? What is going to be continuing issue in politics for the foreseeable her until the united states decide to lock down its borders, in a serious and real way and have some sort of predictable and administratively system by which we can bring in people who legitimately ought to be in the country and of which we can reject people. Why not Otherwise, you can end up with more and more situations like this. This is a mass casualty event in the united states due to bad border policy by the federal government. It is that simple, meanwhile, economy, continues to be in the doldrums. According to the

regional, the current inflation has sparked by fiscal policy. The government printed are barred about five trillion dollars and sent checks to people and businesses uses barred and spent before thou, causing inflation people investment at this stimulus, had to inflation. This reflects a broader loss of faith that the us will repay its debt at all. The federal reserve's monetary policy tools to cure inflation are blunt. I raising chris rates if it pushes the economy to a recession. It hopes to push just enough to offset the similar this fiscal boost the monetary brakes into floored, fist No gas battle mystery. The economic engine, raising interest rates, can lower stock and bond prices and raise borrowing costs, cutting into home construction car purchases and corporate investment. The fed can interrupt the flow of credit, but higher interest rates. Don't you much discourage people from spending government stimulus checks at best the economy is unbalanced. Economy needs investment in housing. Today's debate its morrows supply, is, according to John cochrane. Writing for the wall street journal one the economy isn't guaranteed to reduce inflation verbally anyway, even in the two thousand and eight recession with employment above eight percent, core inflation,

only from two point, four percent in december to zero point six percent over two thousand ten and then bounced back to you the representative summer. Two thousand eleven at this rate temporarily curing six percent. May twenty twenty four inflation would take a dismal recession. A lot of the binding ministration policy. Is going to be solved by simply the the the that the federal reserve is raise. Those interest rates says cochran senior fellow at the hoover institution, monetary policy alone can't cure a sustained inflation? The government will have to fix the underlying fiscal problem short run. Deficit reduction. Temper Austerity it's to persuade people that, over the long haul, several decades will return to its tradition of running a small primary surpluses that gradually repay debts. That outcome requires economic growth, which raises long run taxable income raising x rays alone is like climbing a sand dune, each raw, it income growth because also need spending reform, especially on entitlements

news inflation cannon quickly. If there is joint fist, monetary and economic reform inflation. Its new zealand Israel, canada in Sweden, adopts in the early nineties are good examples included both deep fiscal and economic reforms. The question is whether Joe Biden going to do any of that right. Now, the appearances no he's just going to ignore reality on the ground. It is particularly true energy energy production, and then you may not have noticed but gases stillwell above five dollars, a gallon almost every place in the united states. And job I'm. This plan seems to me that he is going to do go to the? U a e and the saudis and ask them to pump more without actually allowing for Significant loosening of restrictions on investment in oil and natural gas in the united states or by a manual mccrone at the G7. Yesterday's caught on camera mccrone, telling by They don't have any more gas to pump. They cannot increase their supply. You need to start increasing our supply. Like forthwith your I policy, the the french adopted in the germans and the rest of the europeans at the ass. Seventeen year old, swedish teenager

his policies are a giant failure according to emmanuel macron, the french president, the second, so you can increase once more have you skip assistance, before the the adults and Biden's like where's. My pudding straight up Your dns do not have the capacity to pump, wants and he's begging him to pump more and binds I gathered, but met locks on jobs and economic, plans are, they are garbage, and even the french president knows that at this point, but here's the thing three secretary genuine openly admitted that she blew it when it came to inflation. Just last month this person she supposed me

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while the media are consumed with the, I think, unbiased position that abortion is going to side the twenty twenty two elections. I have serious reservations about whether that is the case. I do not think of it's going to be the case you're in twenty twenty two and things can be the key issue on the election front and twenty twenty four twenty, twenty six, twenty twenty eight or beyond the reason I say this is because I am almost curtain at the supreme court of the united states in delegating this issue back to the states. The way that it was for literally all of american history has basically now said that the congress of the united states is not going to be. The chief mechanism by which abortion policy is decided is going to be decided on federal level. It will have to be done through constitutional amendment and the reason, I say this because the same court that just world roe vs wade also happens to believe in the basic precepts of federalism, and there is no delegated power to the congress of the united states to actually pass wide scale pro abortion or pro life legislate, in view of the powers that are delegated to it by the constitution of the united states have actually have a delegated

our under the constitution or for congress to do something. Typically, that means commerce power. So you will see, for example, the power birth, abortion ban, act that passed in the two thousand in the early two. Thousands it connected to any sort of partial birth abortion that affects interstate commerce, but as the supreme court of the united states It comes more original, as the interstate commerce clause is not going to While for the possibility of widespread regulation, on a variety of issues. So I just think this can be a major federal election is, I think that it's a media issue, but I I don't think, it's gonna be a major federal election issue. Now, the one way it will be a major federal election issue is that the culture wars matter and the image of the two parties matter- An awful lot to left is trying to paint the right, as abortion banning John Lithgow from footloose, and the right is trying to paint left as radical on social policy.

now. I think it's gonna be a lot easier for the right to do this than the left. The reason I say this is because the left is actually doing all these things publicly and the things that they are doing shock the conscience, the pro life position. controversial, but is not nearly as unpopular as the position. A drag in schools are a good thing that we need to train the kids physicians are not winners, and yet a lot of those positions the cultures, because, honestly for all of my life left is one the culture wars, but there comes a point where the left is pushed too far circle about you, thousand and thirteen two thousand and fourteen their high water mark, and that was the I fell case in which they had same sex. Marriage made the law of the land and Americans like okay, is the battle over now I can we can we just like go back to Iraq lives and be left alone and left, they know absolutely cannot. We must abortion on demand everywhere across the united states. We

to educate your children in the glories of lgbtq plus minus divided. By sign queer theory. We have to do all those does that those are things we money. That is the next step in the civil rights battle in the backlash is coming. The backlash is here, and the backlash is strong because we are now seeing bend it for a long time for most of my life and certainly for generations before was a baseline assumption, united states correct or not that everyone was aiming generally. really since the end of world war. Two at the same final result, the same final result was a stronger america on the foreign policy front, with a stronger economy, with a more cordial relationship between americans. We are all aiming at sort of the same thing with a moral basis and we different ways of getting there, but this was the truism the tautology that was put out there. and over and over eighty nine, even two thousand and outcome broken down, because that there really are two different countries, culturally, so the culture battles matter an awful lot, not in the actual policy that gets done, although given how hardly the

fishing, is pushing on left wing policy does matter, but just terms of the image. As what Americans want their country to be. I point this out because the the culture wars are one of the reasons why Donald trump became president two thousand and sixteen it's one of the region, we're gonna, run. A sense in four is very popular with their public and base. Raina is because they're not searing away from the culture worse for all of the two thousand Republicans were so shy about. Culture were issues they were told. Yet don't don't talk about culture whatever you do, don't talk, abortion, don't talk same sex marriage! Don't talk about any of these things because it's off into people. You really wanna just talk about the consensus issues like lower taxes or crime, just avoid the hot topic culture issues beloved has pushed so far here that, of course, they're going to lose. They pushed way too far their way over the hill, and this is why the right it's starting to win I'll. Tell you a way that you can win in your life, and that is you need years of nonfarm silva, so I've talked about. He looks before because my sleep is dependent on my helix sleep mattress, but now helix is making couches. Let me tell you: I love all from silva. I love it. I love it so much. I got one for my mom and my sister. What makes it all

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back in the right- is winning a lot of people over. So the there are a lot of indicators of this One of the indicators is that the pop culture world is completely out of touch completely out of touch so the he'd singer of green day has now. that he's going to renounce his citizenship over the abortion, rolling billy Joe Armstrong, telling fans in a london concert. You no longer wants to be a: u s, citizen, and I think most americans, we look at this and they're going to say well, bye, bye, I mean I know America's greatest artist, one of the great one hundred years from now on, we fire music into space. for the aliens to find the greatest of of world culture sure that green day's billie, Joe Armstrong will be on that record, or maybe not but the entire celebrity class has revolves around these social issues be an end when celebrity class is green, light your social policy as it is for the democratic party that

not going to be something that redound to the benefit of the republican party. Now the media, because they follow the lead of green day, lead singers and lord and lily Allen, because they have the same exact policy positions as these people, the same social beliefs as these people they are in, of their own making, where they think that this sort of stuff is really popular. The answer is it really isn't, as he cup last night she was on cnn and she said because of this, as he cup is very libertarian on social issues, should invite behind on social issues for quite a long time- and she says republicans are never gonna win again because of the rover swayed overturning. I have some news for her this is not an age while this particular clip antiabortion anti abortion activists got what they wanted. Write wishes to overturn roe versus wade. What happens now politically? Do you think. it's hard to imagine the republican party surviving this and between

in anti abortion, anti lgbtq book banning anti democracy. I mean add all of the regressive bulk of garbage. Sorry to this, I don't take that back and add it all together and I don't know who's left in the future and future generations to be drawn to this party. If you look back at two thousand and sixteen, I think people voted for trump for a wide array of reasons, some of them garbage, but some of them legitimately economic corp even foreign policy. I think the people voting for more trump, more maga now are really motivated by very few reasons, and so there are fewer of them. And when you imagine that I think for the first time, maybe we should ask Jeff Toobin. a generation will be able to say my parents had a right that I don't have today. For the first time a right was taken back. I can't imagine how republicans

I synch to new voters and don't just keep shrinking and condensing. Okay. Just point out here the ammo headache agenda on this- have the anti democracy they ve been saying that the supreme court of the united states should basically be thrown out into the garbage. The filibuster ought to be killed. Elections ought to be rigorous, no credit, gerrymandering, evincing, all the stuff publicly and openly for months and now years, going back when she says the book burning and censorship. It's the left that doing all that We're just saying that you don't get to indoctrinate the kids, but put that as I just I don't know, whose and in the future houses aware how republicans ever gonna again associated press today, Will shift is beginning to take hold across the united states? Has tens of thousands of suburban swing voters who helped fuel the democratic parties gains in recent years are becoming republicans but sad trombone from the price is right. For us. He cup, more than one million voters across forty three states and switch to the republican party, overlap. This, according to voters destruction. Data analyzed by these socio depress. The previously

reported number reflects a phenomenon as playing out in virtually every region of the country. Democratic anarchy can states, along with citizens, small towns in the period since press Joe Biden replaced former president trump. No! Is this more pronounced than in the suburbs where this was was to be the place where Democrats were going to win broad swaths of americans with a liberal social policy or well educated swing. Voters who turned against trump's republican party in recent years appear to be swinging back over. last year, far more people switching to the gnp across the bourbons counties, from denver to atlanta and pics verdun cleveland report. Pennsylvania- north carolina augusta georgia and des moines iowa. The ab examine one point: seven million voters would likely switched affiliations across forty two states for which there is data over. asked well months according to EL, to a political data. Firm I'll tell you, the combination of state voter records and statistical modeling to determine party affiliation, meaning switches include both those were formerly change. The registration and those who are to estimates have shifted toward the gnp the data

definite reversal from the period when tromp was in office. When democrats enjoyed a slight edge in the number of party switchers at nationwide overnight, year. Roughly two thirds of the one point: seven million voters who changed their party affiliation shifted republican in more than a million people became republicans. Compared to about six hundred and thirty thousand, who became democrats, the brow aggression more than one million voters, a small portion of the overall eu us lecter. It doesn't ensure widespread republican success in november. So the details about the party, which was a dire warning for democrats. Well, maybe it's because they besides, embrace the most radical policies by the way states like florida moving closer to pierre red, for my entire lifetime was a closely divided purple state in two thousand and eighteen Current governor of state beat andrew gillum a man who was caught in a hotel room with a with a gay, hooker and mass like five and it's after he was governor now is under federal indictment progression. He beat economic, thirty thousand votes. This time around a going to win in a walk.

The association has been spending money. You want to know why that is His democratic policy is bad, it's because people are not interested in and because and even the issues where they think they are winning. They are not winning the issues where they think that they have the momentum. They don't have the momentum. So today the most obvious example of today on abortion democrats think they have the momentum. They look at the polls in they say what Most americans don't want full scale pro life laws, all the way back to birth, and that's true, if you look at the polls, It's also true. If you look at the polls, the vast majority of miracles want some restrictions on abortion, the democratic party ones, zero restrictions on abortion and there's a much bigger problem for the Democrats. Specific policy preferences on abortion by the american public and it's the way. Democrats talk about life itself, the way the Democrats talk about life and what is meaningful and how life ought to be constructed is very ugly to people. This is their biggest problem, the biggest problem, it's not. You know, wheat, that the safe legal and rare argument by democrats in the nineties was effective specifically because that argument acknowledged the more

evil that abortion is. It then made a bunch of arguments, the sort of people that over in order to get to the palace, preferences, the most americans have, which is a sort of squishy somewhere in the middle position on abortion. I get a most people, what to think through the issues they just think I could convey I could see myself getting pregnant and six weeks in deciding. I don't want it, and is it really that developed and fine abortion, but they don't actually want to come face to. The actual moral quagmire that abortion represents. the party in the nineties recognize that, and so they wait a little use, MR game, where they would do safe, legal and rare. We understand the moral sacrifice. We understand it's a real problem, it's it's, it's not a good thing, it's real hardship, and but it has to be available and that reflect. I think, an huge number of miracles, the democratic party Isn't celebrate your abortion, the democrat party position today. Is you have to teach about the virtue of abortion, an amazing thing- the entire cultural by the left has been to celebrate that which was what's considered a necessary evil.

There's no such thing as a necessary evil. There is only a recommended evil. So, for example, the senior editor at scholastic press otras, eight, which is a book publisher for children She just released a statement three days ago, quote a mention now. My colleagues and I absolutely do want your young and old books with or about abortions. There are enough them these stores need to be told the normalized, that's not going to change it. add sort of stuff that is going to show vote. I know that the people in the political world, you know we spend our time analyzing legislation and reading court decisions and and who look at the details how senate bills move and help them Reconciliation committees put together that the actual worn we are obsessed with that kind of stuff, most americans, or not. most americans have a casual view of what parties believe and when they see that the left wing party, the democratic party, is pushing a cultural future that looks

extremely morally ugly, and they see that there are public and party- is pushing a a future that significantly less so that is not particularly hard call the democratic party she used to be leave me alone in the privacy of my home to do what I want, and most americans, like, ok, fine, fair enough and then the democratic inside, and we are now one to full scale, endorse and celebrate. Every form of bad behavior. We can and most are not on board with that and Democrats can't self. They really really cannot democratic He has decided that their utopian vision of all of us just celebrating celebrating saying in bed. Hey you're engaging in it, and that is the true measure of human happiness or that stupid you not another stupid thing and other stupid thing would be not, because the fact is that I'm a fan of bitcoin I took it on the chin over the last couple months, which means that you're gonna be able to get it for a lot lower price and it's not going down to zero. Listen, I'm an investment.

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ugly underlying moral message that is worthy of comment, because this is the belief of a huge swath of democratic party. Here's kamala harris everyone has something at risk on this. First of all, if you are a parent of sons, do think about what this means for the life of son and what that would mean in terms of the choices he will have to think. About it in the context of the fact that they they wrote this decision, including concurring opinions that suggests that other rights, such as the freedom to make decisions about when you were going to start a family the freedom and the right to make decisions about contraception. Ideas on what this is going to mean in terms of in vitro fertilization, That statement think about what it means in the life of your son, this goal to the underlying sexual ethos of the democratic party, which is pure, complete, promiscuity, hidden That is the underlying ethos. The debt is an active good at anything

It impedes your ability to lead sexually self fulfilling life want included possibility children or to your sexual partners. At these things are active Imagine any imposition on that. Including to save the life of a child, is, is complete non consultant ministers falls directly in line with something that that then centre or bomber said when he was tall about abortion and any said add his own kids at the time, so I'm going to teach them first about values and morals, but if they make a mistake, I don't want them punished with a baby. this is the language of the democratic party than it did that's its. Being punished with a baby that think about them. And what couple her sitting there is think about your sons. You have sons, sons want to hang around, that's what they want to do. What we real your sons want to have as much sacks of as many people as humanly possible. Now that can have think about things. Maybe they shouldn't have as much sex with as many people as humanly possible. They might have a baby. Anyone want, we have to take care of a baby. Now, would you you wouldn't want them? take responsibility for their sexual decision making. Would you to the consequences? if sexual actual decision democratic

he spent the last several decades trying who, in mesh in the idea of sex it is completely disconnected from procreation breaking every rule of mammalian biology for hundreds of thousands of years, the idea The tax is a completely separate thing that, thanks to birth control, thanks to contraception and thanks to abortion, we now have a Clearly, sexually fluid population where they may Your concern is general pleasure. That is, Not a winner is not it's not how most people think the film. kamala harris and howard stern are saying the same thing. Howard stern is never public office in the united states, because nobody agrees with morality of howard stern until five seconds ago, storm is not considered a moral voice on the left. You show me your guy right this guy he's sitter some sort of moral voice. Unless, because he's proportion, you want to know why how it started from working, because the industry I still is We, what he's been pushing for decades

things downtown to broadcast recent, tells a broadcaster who also says women. Show me your until five seconds ago, howard stern was considered a huge success because he is a huge exist infringement, as pieces of meat. He's done this for decades and now he's great. Indra of women according to the left, because we're all supposed to treat everybody as pieces of meat all the time So how soon yesterday, repeating the same sort of arguments are getting from the vice president of the united states. The democratic party didn't used to the onboard with howard, stern's version of morality. Now they are Here's howard stern saying that he wants to run for president to pack the supreme court because he just needs a boat now. Do you think that howard stern is so concerned with the liberation of women for any other reason than he likes sexual promiscuity? Do you think words. Stern of all human beings is deeply concerned with the independents of women's decision making or the future of the country. Again. This guy is mostly famous for having women in his studio. asking them to make out with each other.

Here's how howard stern great moral exemplar we as country voted for Hillary Clinton, three million boat. We voted, or abide and because it was repugnant all this horse, now for life were still now listen. The other thing is, if I do run for president enough neuron, I'm really think about it, because The only other thing I'm going to do is a point: five more supreme court. Just as well, I mean That is exactly what the Democrats would like to do. that is the moral world that their pushing and its impact in. So much of the media like a they just take four. The idea that we all want this moral world where everything boils down to your subject. Nor subjective sense of sexual pleasure and that every- We should celebrate you for that sense of sexual pleasure. Is why the left they literally cannot concussion then why there are so many people who, for example, are not on board with gay pride flags

at target, when you take her kids to shop there, Understand this, because obviously we all have the same According to the same goal. According to the left is individual signs of sexual self pleasure that matters most. That is what human happiness is. and so this is embedded in the media coverage. So there is an article from insider dot com. I only spotted it because twitter was featuring it because twitter is a left wing. Media outlet. All these feature articles- and here, is what article says it is astonishing. It says swearing off men and avoiding intimacy gen reconsider sex in the wake of a post raw world. Now this supposed an unfettered evil right is an unfettered evil that, oh, my women and men They might start treating each other as something other than a sexual object. My god, terrible as that's just awful Terrible madeline v may be done with men altogether. The twenty four year old marketing assistant, who identifies as bisexual madeline, whereas that insider use only her first name, has decided that sticking to female partners may be the safest sexual route. These days, it's an issue way to make sexual decisions is. I want to be

Risk is that I want. I need to find a partner who is incapable of of creating children. Naturally, with me, it's fear of men, exactly that, has inspired this young woman to consider where love an entire gender. It's a heightened fear if an unwanted pregnancy and a subsequent lack of options that it's forced madeline to proceed with sexual caution in the wake of friday's the court decision, gutting federal abortion rights, protections. at a seventeen year old high school student, Houston, texas area inside her. She was genuinely terrified when she found out rowe, be overturn adeline, identity is known by the insider, asked her name not be used for conservative homes. certainly plays a role in that fear. Surprisingly, I've actually had dreams where I'm pregnant, and I can't find, Care of myself Adeline said later: correcting well saying the visions were more consume nightmares. The bedrooms our new only take holding her mind. Since the decision was leaked, he's not could be a reality said catherine, gm nineteen year old college student, whose identity is known by insider such was initially shocked when she learned about billy dependent when she stepped back and thought about it objective. We

The decision became less surprising as considered supreme courses supreme court under racial age. Make up they're not personally affected by its earlier this month. Better published several social media college, requesting reactions, responses and reply from members of gnp regard, thoughts on hook up culture and sex in a possible post rural world. Dozens of people shared their insights some bemoaned a constant fear of getting pregnant others. had shattered views of child rearing in world played by climate, cover nineteen and attacks on women's reproductive rights. I love this. It's a moral. They have a kid because of covert nineteen and climate change, also it's really really moral for me to bang around, with whatever I want and treat people as as just pure sexual objects for pleasure. Bonnie's offered a list of colorful world to words to describe them oceans around the draft decision. Angry upset, disgust and dredge among them, A majority of young people who participated in the discussion said they were pro expressed.

the possibility, the highest court in the land could soon overturn a person's right to choose and totally confirming national statistics on the topic Genji is sexually in racially an ethnically diverse. They are more like we then previous generations to support the protection of eligibility rights and they are the queerest generation rapid one in six american Genji members identifying is algae bt. All of these Please have inevitably affected the attitudes toward sex of the members of gnp insider spoke to members of the generation told insider they in their peers approach, sexual relationships and intimate an entirely different way than previous generations gen is one most open about section. Hookup culture adaline said, told insider that among her friends, most women are entirely support of other women, Sexual sessions, were there sexually active or celebrate If the people inside of spoke, she said they ve noticed their generational peers becoming more politically active in recent years. Agenda progressive attitudes and go get em advocacy can sometimes feel like an unfair expectation on the youngest generation then these feelings about abortion are fairly analogous, proposing

partisan centre received with ours. You living post row are decidedly more individual since the draft decision was leaked, evelyn said she's been having to rethink whether or not she wants to start having sex telling insider she's terrified to make a choice that could leave her with an unwanted child. Oh my god, teenagers might more sexually responsible. That's crazy! That's terrible! We can have that that'd bad catherine d. It was already participating in hookup culture before the supreme court decision, dropped, Birth control is not an option. Due to the wind Negatively affects your physical and mental health. Catherine said so: she's been left reevaluate the of casual sex that have suddenly become very real as much as I have been in my twenties what happens to me when the fun stops and to me when I might be in need of an abortion and cant access that the unknown to lever feeling like a more reserved version of herself as she contemplates the risks now tied to her body. For the left. Biology is an obstacle to true human freedom and equality. And the only solution to that is abortion. The only solution to that is the death of the unborn.

culture, this is the cheery or abortion celebrate your abortion culture. The left is pushing. This is not about these people policy with regard to abortion is the general perception that people want to have the political side of the ilo. The argument that the left is making is that abortion is an image. The lack of abortion is a radical imposition on the sexual choices of women, and right come a heritage of men to this is only bad and most americans, I think see that sex is something that should be done in context it committed relationship where you might raise a child with somebody, because historically sex has led to child bearing the over them. biology the overthrow of the connection between sex and childbearing It's not lead to a happier world is legislate. A more mentally unstable world it has led to fluidity of relationships are very bad for people. The left got what it wants. In terms of its sexual utopian? It turns out it's a pretty crappy place. Look at them.

illness rates among kids with mental illness rates among teenagers. Look at the lack of marriage the lack of childbearing look at the demographic decline of them none of. This is a good thing, now you get to meet its reciting gets make your own sexual decisions, but the idea that abortion in and of itself is an inherent good again, not something that is bad or evil and occasionally has to be done. See the the argument that's made by the more popular sort of pro abortion arguments, broadly popular, are the ones about rape and incest and and life of the mother. Your stuff really controversial and a moral level, but when it comes to mainstream abortion, which is ninety nine percent of abortions, and the woman pregnant, doesn't want to be pregnant, gets rid of the baby when it comes to that the shift. In the language of left from this is a thing that is tragic, but sometimes needs to be used to it. An act of good and we should celebrate. It runs directly in kind with the argument that the true human fulfillment law, as in general pleasure. A freudian notion that true human happiness lies in general pleasure

and all else and this is why you have the planned paranoid- ceo saying that this is like imposing slavery, because in her view, saying to me Well, you should be responsible about your sexual decisions and keep in mind that you might produce a child for which you will be responsible. This is like slavery. Biology is like slavery being subject to the laws of biology in which you get pregnant after sex, which is the way again of all mammalian species that this z form of slavery we use. In such extreme laws being introduced in states like missouri and louisiana criminalizing, not just telling abortion, but also things like contraception, are you d is operates. I've I'd be asked and that I do that you couldn't travel across your own state boundary is just just such a bizarre construct right. It is obviously Harkin's factor, to slavery, so we're incredibly concerned about what might happen and to have the white house in the administration. Thinking about all the ways to get care to people is so important and again

it is part and parcel of young biology is some sort of radical opposition factually sahara on cnn doing the same thing. She literate this at this time in point in the democratic party now is that pregnancy is an imposition on women see, which is a women's superpower, is literally what all of us kind is dependent upon a ability to get pregnant. That This is somehow a radical. The imposition of evil upon a woman and therefore the real argument is that We should be making is that abortion is safer than giving birth, which we the element. If you really want to keep women safe, then, presumably, we should actually sterilize all the women, if you just if your caring about is women's sexual freedom, and all you care about is, is the the health of the woman This argument sound argument, making an evil argument. According to this, argument. Theoretically, The best thing we could do. Sterilize yourselves keepers selfsame, is a court. Dr lisa harris on CNN. research, shows that abortion is safer than continuing a pregnancy and giving birth.

we buy more women giving birth. We can expect maternal mortality to rise as much as twenty one percent overall. It won't be felt equally, though, because we have racial disparities in Jeff from pregnancy. In this country, like women, pregnancy, immoral, it kills people times pregnancy on say they will see the burden of this The argument that DR magnanti in pregnancy unsafe? It kills women, it's bad pregnancies and active bad. Abortion is an act of good pregnancy and too bad sexual fluidity and promised you? What is an active good sexual responsibilities, not too bad? You think that arguments gonna like in mainstream erika in that's what what kind of parties decided some basis as the core of their debt, mission of the mystery of human life is justice. Kennedy might say in plan parenthood, verses, casey. goal of the democratic party is to take any sort of call sexual morality. Responsibility the next generation. For now,

we'll human biology and to make that effectively illegal in the public sphere is not just that. The left he is in love with abortion, as a sacramental object is that they really despise religion. This is part of the utopian vision for how we individually seek our complete sexual self, or all of this is really really counterproductive. You know what else is counterproductive, not getting your did we find out. If you have a better mortgage option available, the cost of everything is rising. I mean everything, especially if there's an interest rate tied to it. Have you seen some of the numbers lately? Debt is about to get a lot more expensive, really really soon. So it's time just sneak in under the wire right now give our friends in american financing a call right now learn about your options. I mean they are family, one lender known for saving customers up to one thousand bucks a month, plus tens of thousands bucks at long term, their mortgage, consultants can review your entire financial picture to find every opportunity to help you save I may be offering more flexible mortgage terms consolidate. Your high interest at or even helping you access cash. So why not learn more no obligation mortgage review right now by calling eight six seven two one thirty three hundred that is eight

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Neither left definition of full scale. Human happiness is that enables any obstacle biology, religion? These are all very bad. Okay, yesterday there was it came down from the supreme court and again this is a culture war issue where the right is going to win, because most people are on the side of the left attempt to bar all religion from public expression in life, so this decision was a case about a person named Joe Kennedy, Joe and it is a coach. Is a coach in washington state, I believe, are the Bremmer tin school district and Maybe unfortunate error of after football games go to the fifty yard line and he would pray like violence. I didn't tell any of the students they had to until many of the opposing students they had to was not part of the school curriculum. Nothing was a personal prayer while all the other coaches were on the sidelines, texting their friends or tweeting or whatever you'd go out to the fifty yard line, and he would say a personal prayer and it turns out a bunch of students like this, and many of the students would go and gather with him and they would pray from both sides by the way people on the opposing team would show up and pray with him.

demonstrating. This was not a school activity. This is another school hidden, have any authority the others school? Ok, so he was fired for this. he sued his and this violation of my religious freedom principles the court. Sixty three, it is a violation of religious freedom principles to say that you can be fired for the great crime of uttering a personal prayer in which others join. The opinion by justice gorsuch suggest that the direction that Gorsuch's mother can remember gorsuch's the same justice who wrote the ridiculous, john bostock. That suggested that the civil rights act of nineteen sixty five somehow covers and ism entitle mine. He suggested that discrimination against women is equivalent to discrimination against transgender women or transgender men or whatever it may be, the really really bad decision bostock. But what is it things. Do you seen up is set up the utah compromise, the utah compromises, the state of legislation in utah, whereby they have a very, very. highly rigid and discrimination law that includes things like sexual orientation and gender identity, but huge carve outs for religious freedom.

seems to be what gorse into setting up here. But here's what course it writes about the expression of religion in public. He said, but the free exercise and the free speech clauses of the first mended protect expressions like MR kennedys. Nor does it proper, Understanding of the amendments establishment clause right- that's the closing you can establish religion- require the government to single out private religious speech for special disfavour, because fusion in the best of our traditions, council, mutual respect and tolerance, not censorship and suppressed religious and non religious views alike, but the left likes to do with the first amendment and the freedom of religion? Is it like to read it in direct opposition to the establishment clause is what the first amendment to the united states constitution says about religion? Is there you can't establish a religion, and also you can. but the free exercise there are. These are meant to be read in tandem. The idea was that view stably. She sate catholicism is the official religion of history, what you are doing is prohibiting the free exercise of other people's religion establishment clause and the free exercise closer not read in opposition is not that the government cannot establish a religion, also has to guarantee free exercise. Is that by preventing the

Down with me, you are guaranteeing free exercise, that's what it means is. So what the left side is this means that free exercise really doesn't matter, and the only thing that matters that the government is not allowed to allow to allow you to do things that are religious in public spaces, thou be a stable. If the government allows you to do a religious thing in a public space, this is now establishment, so says says: gossage in truth, there is no conflict between the constitutional commands before us. There's only the mere shadow of a conflict of false choice premise sentiments construction of the establishment classification so to me, or to send its only sets male right from liberals, and what she says is that any public expression of religion on public grounds could be a violation of the establishment clause and therefore ought to be barred by the government and may get you fired, and so, what she says, there's a direct works. The court reaffirms that establishment clause clause prohibits the government from missing participation in religious exercise. It applies in early toothless version of the coercion analysis. Failing to

the unique pressures faced by students when participating in school sponsored activities. This decision does a disservice to schools and the young students they serve, as well as to our nation's longstanding commitment to the separation of church and state. So what you're saying is that if a person prays in a public context, this is a form of coercion just like biology is a form of coercion. It turns out that me practicing my religion without forcing it to do anything is a form of coercion he's the left has he has a belief system and happily system is that the systems of power that are embedded in the world all around us define us. If we got rid of all those things, we would be perfectly free to do. What and that means we must forcibly doesn't. I wish religion not prevent the establishment of forcibly disestablishment You must never encounter religion in your life. You might then run up against the react. We an idea you don't like, and that would inhibit you in deep and abiding way and they would be a real man, negative ebby, a real problem. He would sleep. I'm gonna quit stages, two minutes to complete

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to be who we want, and that will be the new magic utopia. That's the vision of the left and being spell that vote by sonya show tomorrow and that sent in the religious freedom case. So you have two contrasting visions, contrasting vision, number one. We have eight a system in which sexual responsibility is taught and forwarded. We have a system in which marriage is seen as an actual good. We have a system in which we protect the wives of the unborn, because that, in fact, is our future. We have a system in which we don't average religion. A public practice of religion is a good thing and treated as a good thing, and then, on the other side, we have an idea that your private sexual activity is made public. Every one is forced to celebrate the private sector activity we're supposed to treat the killing of the unborn as a fund. mental right again teach you the ability to lead or sexually fluid lifestyle. As far as you wish and we're gonna indoctrinate your children in these principles, which of those directions. Do you think united states is likely to take which direction the united states is likely to take when you're starting

see this come out in the actual policy as being pursued by the democratic party. Now the democratic party does not have a lot of options when it comes to actual abortion policy at this point because again be federal government is no longer in the abortion business beat me grim court of the united states effectively just delegated this thing back to the states, but democrats have to say something their constituents about? Why? If you will let more democratic senators than magically they'll be able to put row back in place, and so they were struggling to come up with some sort of solution and they're not really coming up with much I'd, apparently this here, his his of minor solutions. One he's got will our federal employees to two sick leave to get abortion now accordingly, news dot without actually mentioning the word. Abortion. The bite administration swiftly created a new proportion benefit for federal employees. Bloomberg reports, the? U s Personnel management argument on monday, stating that federal employees now may use sick days. If they are one of their family members needs to travel. For quote, unquote medical care by medical care. They mean abortion. The document says:

an abortion, but the binding ministration bleeds killing unborn babies and abortion is medical care. The document states that enroll employees who find it necessary to travel longer distances, including out of state to obtain medical care, are allowed to use sick days. If the leaves in three days an employee doesn't need to give reasons there supervisor its longer. The doctors excuse for need not contain details regarding a medical examination or treatment, so obviously the federal government now in the business of effectively using your taxpayer dollars to subsidize abortions, because that is what it is. they mean that that seems like a basic violation of the height amendment, because, if you're paying for it what a sick day and sick days being used to do an abortion that subsidization of abortion, the federal government, you're taxpayer dollars to pay somebody to go, get an abortion. That's what Joe Biden wants meanwhile was with war is out there saying what, if we set up abortion clinics in national parks, I'm not kidding She know once used federal dollars not just to subsidize abortions, but You drive into yellowstone and there's a plan. Paris, to kill your baby drop, your kids

daycare and then the one that still in your in your uterus, leave it a yellowstone she says, it could put up tens, have trained personnel and be there to help people who need is time declare a medical emergency tents in national that their solution, is tense in national parks for abortion, as I'm sure of abortion when it turn yosemite into an abortion clinic well. For her part, I'm a harris was. I asked about whether abortion services would now be available on fair election year. We can't wait no way or what rubric could even Couple harrison saying no to things you know very radical. Can you illustration expand abortion access. Or abortion services, federal land meaning provide the says, on federal land that might be in around states that ban abortion. I think that what is most important right now is

that we ensure that the restrictions that the states are trying to put up that would prohibit woman from exercising what we still maintain his her right, that we do everything we can to empower women to not only seek but to receive the care where it is available, one of those options and to what are they discussing. They are discussing the possibility of sending travel vouchers to women who want abortions again. The hyde amendment said is that the federal government will not spend taxpayer dollar subsidize. Abortion has been a long standing part bipartisan american policy going back in the nineties, now she's, basically talking about just trashing it. She says we're going to send travel vouchers for abortions ie no to abortion disneyland over in california. Women who have access to resources will probably be far less impacted by this decision than women who don't have resources? So this is something that we are looking at, because we know, for example, in terms of how going to actually impact real people over half of women who who

of abortions. In america are moms. It means that they may have to put up money for a train or a bus or a plane. Much it's a hotel, and so we want to make sure that there does not result. Dream disparities or any disparities based on who can receive care based on how much money they got. so you, the american taxpayer. You know you paid for your family you're, paying for public education or paying for welfare you're paying for everything else, you're not going to pay for it, woman who got pregnant to travel out of state to get an abortion I hope they die in a time of recession that you're up for this challenge. The If secretary, Xavier, Becerra again has no record in health and it's it's amazing, when they literal Just took a guy who's that, like the age of california, doing a crap job. What what? What we just made him asia, just secretary, Xavier below He says the same thing. He says we're going to actually use federal taxpayer dollars and pay people to go out of state for abortions, we're looking into everything, including assisting in transportation, something that a

just doesn't. Typically, then you do that legally talk to be late. Then the big question right. I will tell my team at hhs: if you've done your homework, then we have no right to do mild and so we're going to be aggressive and go all the way, and I would tell you, if your recording. So I won't tell you that, on the record, as the secretary are looking at every option and among those is transportation, there are other options. due to how many of your taxpayer dollars can be spent on abortion because they was in the culture of sexual license must be preserved at all. That is what america is all about. Men and women Ansible is literally start the engine and drag queens to show with rupaul. But that's what america is all about. So that's the party you have a really go for Nancy. Blowsy says we should kill the fellow bostra nor to get all of these things done, sir member, the party that is very much in favour of democratic

democratic institutions and historic institutions in a very angry donald trump, because he attacked institutions they won't hurt. The supreme court abolished, the senate, get rid of the filibuster and you know Maybe just take over our policy, the regulatory level, so she said that dumb she wants, you kill. The filibuster she was a bullet points. Our goals of legislation we will introduce, including having data stored in reproductive health apps clarifying it. Europeans have a constitutional rights of fragile freely across the country. I mean first of all, that constant mean justice. Cavenaugh says that in his concurrence in Dobbs. So thank you Nancy. and then she wants to pass the women's health protection act which would roe versus wade into the log when you don't actually have the power to do that. Women's health protection act is wildly unconstitutional. There is no basis for enshrining row at the congressional level. and then she said that we should get rid of the film In order to make all of this stuff happening. She's at she said quote, need to eliminate the filibusters that we can restore women's fundamental rights and freedom for every american,

these are fans of the institutions? Folks, these are the people that you ought to trust with the institutions. I mean honestly, I'm not to prevent anti blowsy, considering that when she's not in favour of killing unborn children, she s just elbowing them out of the way she was issued and at the m swearing in of my flores, who is the new congresswoman first mexican american congresswoman from texas republican and floors? Kids, were there and diet. Nancy Blowsy doesn't like to be too close to the kids and enough. That's not that you, kids, are uncomfortable churches and, like it too much the kids are trying to get in on the picture. Nancy is like well what, if I just oop roof you six at elbow and pushes them out of the way. if she goes in and then there there's that elbow

Islam has put it in slo mo run that back Monday night football. Oh there it is yep, I'm gonna need you to move a small child in many pies made. For me, I left children to eat. I so here here's the thing, the the basic premise, at the o, that media and pushing is that what people can most about is the level of legislation in a given state with regard to abortion or at the federal level for better or worse, and that is how people vote, whether people vote as they would generalised perception of the people whom they are voting for or against, if they'd voted based on policy in twenty twenty July do not be present. Right now and I voted for Joe Biden, as they don't like Donald trump's personality and they had a certain perception how he running the government,

The same thing is going to happen in two thousand twenty two. The democratic party has wed itself. It is a completely anti life party, in the sense that there's I I think there may be one congressperson, the entire democratic party and in house representatives who councils of prolonged, maybe two here they decided to radically in one direction socially and those culture where's that they thought were their winning ticket. They thought that those cultures are winning ticket and the establishment of he thought for years it was a morning take it to your response to talk about these issues, you're supposed to put them in force them into the clause. Never walk about it. Never talk about same sex, marriage, never talk about information of kids. Never talk about abortion does. That's. That's leading to the suburban women, will now that the Democrats have decided that they can fly their flag with regard to what they believe the good life looks like it turns out. Not a lot of people are on that particular side of the aisle, so they can push this as hard as they want, but notice that the language

They're using is not with regard to rational and reasonable abortion legislation in quotation marks this legislation that the widely popular in the united states and its aki about that they're talking about the kind of life that people should be in the kind of life they think people should leave, is permissible, people who redefined their gender at every available turn living by themselves with a small dog in an apartment in new york city. That is what the happy life looks like. A good luck to you. If that's, if that's what you believe that most americans believe that that is going if a large scale mistake Democrats ought to move from this as fast as humanly possible if they wish to retain any shred of credibility with development. What? If americans, you don't think that that is what you Tokyo looks like particularly already will black related to use more content, coming up soon, as the Matt walsh show airing one thirty pm eastern be sure to check it out over a daily wearing a com and Ben shapiro. This is the Ben shapiro show if you and you this. So dont forget to subscribe to the shop, help spread. The word about the bench of euro show

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