Eli Crane

And that was it.

But it's like it's not even it's not they're not even really trying to hide it anymore.

No.

You know, of all the things that Trump was fact checked on the other night in the debate, notice how he wasn't fact check when he talked about Kamala's dad being a Marxist professor.

Yep.

And she didn't she didn't she rebutted many things, but she didn't rebut that.

And, you know, it's just it's just telling to me because.

The strategy of Marxism is divide and conquer.

Back in the day, it was divide us all up economically, the haves and the have-nots.

Now, they've employed, and I think, an even more effective tactic here in the West, and that's divide us all up by race, ethnicity, gender.

And Dr. Votie Bauckham would call that cultural Marxism.

And I think it's been very effective here.

But instead of trying to unite us around the values that have made this country so great and have created so much opportunity and prosperity for us all, they try and divide us up.

on all these different metrics and barometers.

And it just makes it easier for them to conquer us and then to present themselves as the savior, as the solution.

And it blows me away that some people can still be gaslit into thinking that the federal government would ever be the solution for anything.

Not really.

I don't hear a lot of talk about it.

Maybe a joke here or there, but I do think there's a level of detachment up there, clearly.

And just not representatives picking up on the frustration of the American people and the frustration of the continuance of the status quo.