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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 in the way they matter.

And at the time they matter, and that day is today, it is Wednesday the 26th matter and at the time they matter and that day is today.

It is Wednesday the 26th of February and the issue that matters, well, we're talking about this budget reconciliation resolution that passed the House last night.

The opportunity that it represents juxtapose to the pitfall that it will head to. And, you know, there's a lot going on.

Obviously, we're not going to be able to get too much of it today. But you're ready to see the deportations are kind of tailing off.

The courts are striking down everything now, even the

refugee stuff, which is ridiculous, of course, that a court could do that, but they're going to

keep doing whatever they can get away with until we push back against judicial supremacism.

And then you look at Congress, so you have all this doge stuff.

Most of it's a lie, most of it's a sleight of hand, most of it's illusory.

What is real is not being codified in Congress.

So you get all the liabilities of looking like you have this rich guy unilaterally do something without permission of Congress,

without actually doing it through the front door with the proper messaging. And I'm here today to tell you that what I see

happening is the Obamacare fight 2.0 in 2017, where you get all of the liabilities of doing what you're doing,

but none of the actual benefits of doing it,

you have a backwards message, a backwards strategy,

a backwards emphasis and approach.

And what you wind up doing is not only not accomplishing it, but taking our

macro objectives, our broad messaging, and dipping it in feces, and then making conservatism

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