Politics without the soap opera with unfiltered constitutional conservative truth.

The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.

And welcome back fellow American patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew

for the issues that matter and the way they matter at the time they matter.

And every day we kind of switch it up we are not a one

trick pony we focus on so many issues here so on this wednesday we're back here for april ninth

the issue is health care what can we practically do on health care federal level we're not going to do it but in the red states

and on some level this might seem to be a little bit off topic like my gosh the market's crashing

the bond market is crashing the 10 year treasury is rising in concert with the recession, the stagflation, the terrible budget bill that

Trump is now supporting and demanding that conservative support, never ever using his

clout, capital, and kingdom over the Republican Party to fight the other side, the side that Maga promised

we would fight, but instead fights our own guys.

But in reality, this is the issue.

Because the antecedent to most of our economic problems and this entire debate over, you know, trade and, you know, American manufacturing and jobs and working class income and things like that, the antecedent to that is the debt and the deficit spending driving inflation and the loose money that juiced up the stock market for years at the expense of the working class.

That is, if you want a populist talking point that's also truthful and not demagoguery and also conservative, that's the issue.

And that's what you need to rectify.

But of course, they won't rectify it.

But the antecedent of the debt issue is the dumpster fire of health care.

And you're seeing that that is really the linchpin of the debate over the House

versus the Senate bills that Trump and the Senate don't want to even touch Medicaid

in any way when it's doing nobody any good.

And it's out of control.

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