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Ep 348 | “Su Casa es Mi Casa” as a Governing Philosophy
Ep 348 | “Su Casa es Mi Casa” as a Governing Philosophy
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61 minutes
Released:
Jan 31, 2019
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Why is it that almost nobody in government will ever talk about the needs of America as a whole, but only for special interests and protected classes? Why is it that our government has adopted a “su casa es mi casa” mentality, offering the money, resources, safety, health care, education, and lives of Americans to help everyone else (including invaders) except for the people whom they were sworn to protect?
Stolen sovereignty: How our government violates the law and the underpinnings of the social contract and applies a different set of rules to foreign national criminals than to American citizens. It’s all rooted in identity politics.
Also, I explore why liberals want to destroy our traditional values but take us back a few centuries when it comes to economic progress and quality of life.
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McConnell only cares about a shutdown, not our sovereignty
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Stolen sovereignty: How our government violates the law and the underpinnings of the social contract and applies a different set of rules to foreign national criminals than to American citizens. It’s all rooted in identity politics.
Also, I explore why liberals want to destroy our traditional values but take us back a few centuries when it comes to economic progress and quality of life.
Show links
McConnell only cares about a shutdown, not our sovereignty
My case for designating the cartels as terrorists
Illegal arrested 3 times for DWI and voted in every election since 1994 and was still not deported
Copyright Blaze Media All Rights Reserved.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Released:
Jan 31, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode
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