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A Must-Read Column by Kurt Schlichter
September23, 2024
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From one of our favorites, Kurt Schlichter. Kurt explains what Americans are really up against. It's not so much a political party as a self-appointed fourth branch of government, comprised of elites who think ideas like "democracy" and "individual rights" are outdated nonsense and things like the Supreme Court, the Constitution and the Electoral College that stand in the way of them telling us how to live our lives need to be eradicated. That's why they're abusing their power to try to bully us into keeping quiet and taking it as they dismantle America and its institutions.
As you might've guessed, Kurt does not endorse keeping quiet and taking it…
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