Isabel Brown

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1,640 appearances 11 recordings 8 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard 4 Jun

Isabel Brown’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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That would be a disaster, actually, because that ceiling would come down and destroy our baseline community health for everyone.
I want to bring the floor up for everyone and make sure that our quality of care is unmatched anywhere in the world.
Yeah, I get asked this a lot with young men, especially that young men are becoming a little disillusioned with everything going on in the Trump admin.
And I was asked this on CNN a few weeks ago, turned into quite the fiery discussion because I said something they didn't expect me to say.
The way the media is running with all of this is they're saying young men had this little flirtatious moment with conservatism, largely thanks to people like Charlie Kirk.
in the last election and now they're not really in in a bed with the conservative movement they're over republican politics and so they're all going to run back to the left for the midterm elections and for the 2028 presidential election i don't think that's true and that certainly is not the conversation you're seeing on college campuses or online what the media apparatus and establishment politics is failing to acknowledge with young people is we're not frustrated with conservatives in washington because they're conservative we're frustrated because they are not being conservative enough
What do I mean by that?
They're not going on offense to defund Planned Parenthood.
They're not going on offense to ban corporations from buying single-family homes and prevent the Blackstones of the world from turning us into renters for the rest of our life, which is happening right now.
Republicans in Congress are introducing mass amnesty bills to give
10 million illegal immigrants currently in this country, permanent residency status under the Dignidad Act that was introduced by a Republican and co-signed by dozens of other Republicans.
You're watching this perversion and manipulation of conservatism where it's screamed into a microphone on the campaign trail, but then it's not actually unabashedly enacted in Washington from a policy perspective.
And most of that does come from Congress, but certainly I think a lot of that frustration has been pointed toward the White House as well.
Yeah, I wouldn't say libertarian versus conservative, but defensive conservatism versus offensive conservatism.
Or hands off versus hands on, maybe.
That didn't happen.
Right.
If President Trump wanted to unconstitutionally seize power and occupy the Oval Office forever, he just wouldn't have left in 2020.
But he did.
He handed over the reins of power to Joe Biden.
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