Ned Ryun
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 24 Dec
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all in, like just pushed all of his chips in the middle of the table and said, oh, you think that you just have to outlast me? I'm picking a 39-year-old vice president so that when I'm done, America first continues on as a political movement. So I think he fully intends to make this a long-lasting movement. So any hopes about lasting America first?
Yeah, exactly. I mean my hope is that we eventually get to the point – I'm going to quote a communist to you here, which might sound ironic. But it was in the 1970s where this communist said a party is what people say it is, and the people who say it is are those that show up at conventions and win primaries.
And so he was arguing for the Communist Party of America to come into the Democratic Party, which explains a lot, I think, today. This is 50-some years ago. I think we have to actually start to go in and remake the Republican Party into an America First Party by these primaries that I mentioned earlier, not only in the Senate but in the House, to make it a long-lasting movement.
So a party is what people say it is, and I want it to be the America First types that say what the Republican Party is. It can still have the same name. It'll probably still have the same name a generation from now, Republican, but the essence will be America First. Which to me is just common sense. I know we've probably talked about this, but I just want to reiterate.
America first to me is just common sense. Government of, by, and for the people should actually represent the people in all things, both foreign and domestic. And I think the Republican Party establishment has completely lost sight of What does that even mean in reality?
And so when Donald Trump shows up, obviously the left viewed him as an existential threat to a lot of things, but even the Republican establishment viewed him as a threat to their status quo.
And so, you know, it's something that he's got to continue down the path of, and I hope engaging in some of these primaries to realize, I can remake the Republican Party into an America First Party, but it's going to require some time and effort.
I think that's it. I've actually had a conversation with some senior folks over there about Lindsey. I'm a bit mystified by it. They like playing golf. They like hanging out. They like shooting the breeze. But I'm the same with you. On what issue do they actually agree? Yeah, I don't know. Most of them, they don't, especially on foreign policy.
But I would argue on most of the domestic policy issues as well, they don't really agree. So... It's a mystery to me. I don't know that I have any real answers as to why this continues on. Because I would really like to be able to primary challenge Lindsey Graham next year.
Also by Republicans screwing up, which they have this nasty habit of doing.
The problem being they made a deal with the devil decades ago with the far left, right? The grassroots, the energy, the power. And now they're being sucked into the black vortex of the woke, un-American left. And it feels – I honestly thought looking at this, and again, rationally, which is not something that they apparently have any of left –
is that you would look at this after the November 5th elections and go, wow, we got firmly rejected on a whole host of fronts, including our woke ideology and all of these things. We should probably think about a better approach if we want to get back to political power. And then all of a sudden you're just watching them double down on this crazy anti-American woke ideology.
And I'm realizing it's like a black hole vortex, right? It's like this power that keeps on sucking them in because a lot of the energy, a lot of the grassroots, that's where they're at. Yeah, I think it's too, like you have all these powerful institutions that have been in place for decades that have continued to reinforce this ideology. Yes.
And now it's like, man, they might be against the will of, if there are any rational Democrats left, they're being sucked into this black hole. I don't know how they turn it around anytime soon. Yeah. And the only way I think that we... Like Republicans, again, like they love to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory all the time. Never underestimate them doing that next year in the midterms.
But I'm starting to think Democrats are powerless right now to change the trajectory.
Well, they also didn't figure out that some of us figured out their tactics and strategies. So we used it against them last year, right? AB generation, AB chase, early vote, all of these things. Ballot harvesting where it's legal. Exactly. Yeah. All of these things. And then all of a sudden realized, wait a minute, like maybe we don't have a lock on these elections. Yes.
But it's like it really hasn't fully clicked with the far left.
Right, and to compel the American people to submit to their ideology. I don't think we talk enough about the impact of Elon Musk. buying Twitter and X to break that hold and to actually have a free speech platform that breaks that hold on the narrative.
I mean, think about everything that changed between 20 and 2024 elections in which all of a sudden you had a free flow of information and the free flow of ideas on a major social media platform that I think broke apart this narrative.
And again, I think the un-American far-left Democrat Party, which again, un-American left and Democrat Party is one and the same, I don't think they fully kind of realized we don't have a complete lockdown on this narrative anymore, despite all the power this corporate propaganda still have.
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