Georgia native Jeremy Hunt says a vote for the left in the Senate runoffs is a vote to supplant American culture with a new unrecognizable version of itself.
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Will just one week away from
will just one week away from
the Senate runoffs in the
balance of power hanging in the
balance of these races,
the next guest has already cast
his vote for the incumbent
g dot op senators
in a new Fox NEWS, Op Ed, he warns
a vote for the left is not just
a vote for liberal politics,
its a vote to supplant american
culture with a new
unrecognizable version of
itself.
Here, with more is Georgia native
Jeremy Hunt.
Thank you for being with us.
Tell us what you mean.
Why is this about more than just
the liberal agenda more than
just liberal politics?
Well, you know. I have
realized that this election. You
know it really has been kind of
a relate check for me.
You know up until this point. I
have voted for myself and voted
for what I think
I am realizing that im actually
having to vote for the future.
This is serious election
and when you think about
Democrats controlling both
chambers of Congress
controlling the Senate and the
House and the White House, you
know we are, they are able to
basically transform american
political culture and really
codify their vision for the
United States in a way that
should concern all of us. You
know, and my wife- and I we
recently a year ago we had our
first child and I think about
as a young dad, I think about
how so many much my decisions
affect her and voting is one of
those
and I think about what kind of
America too. I want her to grow
up in.
Do I want her to grow up in
America, where she is told that
socialism is good and America is
evil?
Do I want her to grow up in
America, where everything that
she does has to be a product of
her race and identity politics?
Well, to me, the answer to that
question is no
so thats why I couldnt support
Warnock or ossoff. In this
election
I had to support the incumbent
g dot. Op senators
will realm focus in on one line
on your op, Ed, on Foxnews DOT, com,
Jeremy, its really interesting
Raphael, Warnock and Jon. Ossoff
are radical in redefining what
it means to be an American.
In your estimation, how is it
they define being an American?
Well, you can look at the
rhetoric
Warnock I mean, as I wrote in
the op ed. He clearly, you know
just kind of shrugged at Marxism
in his book
he has talked about how you
know its totally fine. What
Reverend Wright said about you
know the sermon. I dont even
want to say it on the news here,
how he condemned America,
so their history speaks for
them and the words they used in
the past speaks for them.
They want to redefine America as
this purely evil place, instead
of the beacon of hope that we
have been for generations-
and, yes, America, isnt perfect,
but we are always getting better
and better with each passing
generation thats the message
that we have to pass on to our
children
thats the message that inspired
me to serve and thats the
message that we need to continue
teaching to each passing
generation in our country
will
will you may have begun to
answer this question thats all
right? We only have a minute
left.
I still want to clarify it with
you
if thats, how Raphael, Warnock
and Jon Ossoff define America. In
your estimation,
how do you define America
exactly
I mean its all about. Looking
at history can saying: okay, we
have made mistakes, but how do
we go about fixing those
mistakes?
What have we con to overcome
those mistakes
and how have we defeated evil
here at home, with slavery and
Jim Crow and also defeated evil
abroad and back to back world
wars?
When I say im proud to be an
American,
its, not just a slogan for me,
its my reality
will absolutely Jeremy.
I think America has proven to be
the greatest experiment in human
history.
That doesnt mean its perfect,
but a good job of trying to
strive to be better every step
of the way,
really good perspective
check it out at Foxnews, DOT, com.
Transcript generated on 2020-12-29.