Ned Ryun
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 24 Dec
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But they still haven't kind of woken up to the fact we don't get to control and dominate the narrative with our lives anymore because of X, because of the things that are taking place there.
They're going to spend 20 million on trying to appeal to the younger generation to understand what dudes like.
maybe stop telling them like what you can't the the thing that's always been amazing to me about the the left is how puritanical they actually are again which might sound a little bit ironic but you can't do this you can't do this they're killjoys you can't have you can't say this uh because it's politically incorrect you can't do that because it's politically incorrect how puritanical the un-american left is and i think the younger generations are
No, like completely. And then also, I think the other thing that has an impact on them over the last five years, the COVID lockdowns, mandates, the masks. I mean, I have four kids. Three of them are still at home. Going through that experience, I think, has led the younger generations to go, yeah, I'm not doing that. And who's actually doing something that's kind of rebelling against the system?
Oh, yeah.
This, to me, again, in the early days of Trump, there were people that were confused, why Trump? Well, he's authentic. He's going to say exactly what he's thinking. And I think that's one of his superpowers, by the way. The ability to say things that polite society in D.C. goes, that's horrifying. You shouldn't bring that up. You shouldn't say that. Donald Trump's like, no, I'm not.
I'm going to say that. And I'm going to call out the administrative state and DOJ, FBI for targeting me. I'm going to do all these things. I'm going to call it out. And I think that's one of his great superpowers. And people love it. But it's super authentic. And again... Trump's a generational leader. I hope that we we we see another iteration of him soon.
But enjoy it while we have it, because I'm not sure when we'll see it again.
I mean, this is the other thing, too, that we shouldn't underestimate. These people are religious zealots in their political beliefs. Politics is their religion. Administrative states, they're holy of holies. And so to them, it's a religious system. And I call it kind of— kind of like power of the sword, you will convert or die.
And they're not going to back away from it because it's their religious belief and they believe that they have the right ideas that will lead to a better, brighter, more prosperous future, which again, all the stuff she's talking about has actually led to the great destruction of people and countries.
But yeah, I think we need to wake up to the fact that they're doubling down because they are religious zealots. It is a religious belief system to them. And until we meet their passion with our own, which concerns me a lot with a lot of people that are in the Senate, Republicans in the Senate and the House who are careerists, And when you're a careerist, I'm going to go to D.C.
and have a wonderful career. And 20 years from now, I'm going to go off and do something else. They're trimming around the edges. They're having a wonderful time up against religious zealots. Religious zealots will eventually always beat careerists. And so, you know, one of the things I keep on trying to hammer home with the grassroots, you better meet their passion with your own.
I mean, we view politics as kind of a necessary evil, but politics is you're either going to do politics or politics is going to do you. So figure it out. Because if you don't, somebody else is going to, and you're going to have to actually submit to the people that win politically, because politics is policy.
I mean... what I would like to see more of our elected representatives do is realize they're the duly elected representatives of the American people, right? Government of, by, and for the people. How do we actually return this to where we are, government of the people, prioritizing, protecting, and advancing the interests of the American people every day?
Although you bring up an interesting point about power. People have asked, how do we get back to normal? Well, I'm kind of obsessed with the idea of how you actually achieve and maintain political power long enough to actually force the left into the political wilderness, into unconditional surrender. That's the only way you bring about a sense of normalcy.
So I think you actually have to believe in something, which I'm not sure a lot of Republicans in Congress do. We're actually supposed to represent the American people. It is about freedom. It's about getting the government back into its proper size and scope.
but also the idea of how do we have political power and think about it every day, that every day we're thinking about how we achieve the numbers that lead to political power so we maintain it to bring about the reform that's necessary.
Because we're not, as much as I love what Trump is doing, I mean, going back to the recisions, going back to the spending, going back to all these reforms that he's doing, you're not going to actually bring about the real reform and structural change that's necessary in four years. There's 100 years in the making.
I think you've got to have political power for 12 years minimum within the hands of the right people doing the right things. Right. And so, you know, that that that to me, we've won, but we haven't won. And I think people need to have a much longer, long view of what we're up against and what we need to be doing over the next eight, nine, ten years.
And blow up buildings. And I mean that in all sincerity. Of course, nobody in the building, just in case anybody's listening. Controlled demolitions of the Hoover building. Well, yeah, Hoover building, but also Department of Education. Yeah. Right.
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