Censorship and Political Capital
The conversation delves into the troubling trend of censorship and ad hominem attacks in political discourse, highlighting the shift from reasoned debate to personal attacks. As they discuss the challenges facing the new president, they emphasize the need for moral credibility and the implications of expanding military involvement abroad on domestic priorities and resources. The dialogue raises critical questions about the sustainability of U.S. foreign policy amidst growing debt and political capital erosion.In this clip
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Curt Mills: Trump Can Save America or Wage Another War, but He Can’t Do Both. Here’s Why.
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