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All right, let's start with this, a federal judge, again, blocking the postal service from implementing President Trump's mail ballot rule ahead of the midterms. Case could be appealed back to the Supreme Court. Of course, earlier this week the Supreme Court ruled that President Trump's effort to try to clean up the voter rolls was valid by using the post office to make sure that ballots are only delivered to actual voters who should be voting. Yeah, so this is basically a tracking system. Every company like FedEx and Amazon use these, and it's just a way of making sure that the person who's sending in the ballot is actually the voter because we know there's widespread fraud with, we know hundreds and hundreds and thousands of people are cheating, and the Democrats don't want it. They don't want to stop the fraud. Yeah, no, it is kind of amazing because I remember just a year or so ago, or a few years ago before COVID, Democrats, one thing that they could all agree upon was that the problem with mass mail-in balloting is that you have no control over who gets the ballots, you have no control over ballot custody. It was agreed that it was too dangerous because it's too fraught for corruption, but now it's become part of the Democrat strategy, apparently. Of course, and by the way, as you know, we just had new evidence that came in that hundreds and thousands of people across the country are cheating on this, and the Democrats don't want to stop it. Okay, next up, it is the year 2026, and Democrat politicians are still tearing down statues Democrats in Virginia, led by Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger, who is the most unpopular Virginia governor in the history of polling, quietly took down the statue of a Civil War doctor, Hunter McGuire, from the grounds of state capital and Richmond. And what I think is so interesting about this abomination and attack on history is that Hunter McGuire was famous for being a Civil War doctor who revolutionized the way doctors and nurses are treated in wartime, protecting them so that they can do their jobs, helping people who are wounded on the battlefield. And his ideas later became the foundation of the Geneva Convention rules governing how medics and nurses are treated on the battlefield, yet Virginia politicians led by Abigail Spanberger tore down his statue because of their hurt feelings. He's a hero. This guy's a hero who has saved lives, potentially hundreds and hundreds of thousands of lives, relieve pain and suffering on the battlefield. And he deserves a medal. He deserves a statue. I'm proud as a person who's lived in Virginia that he was a Virginian, and yet because he has some connection with the Confederacy, they want to take it down. I mean, look, you know this. You lived in Virginia. They want to take out Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, anyone who is associated with our founding.
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