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POSOBIEC: 'Welcome to the socialist revolution'

POSOBIEC: 'Welcome to the socialist revolution'
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Following blowout wins by Democrats and far-left candidates across the country on Election Day, with Republicans losing control of both the House and Senate, Human Events Daily host Jack

Posobiec warned on Wednesday that the socialist revolution is here.

"Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the socialist revolution," Posobiec said, opening the show. "This day, many of us warned about over and over and over. It's here."

"A couple of days ago, here on the program, I warned that Darline Graham was in danger of losing because of the Iran War. Saw what happened in South Carolina. We saw what happened all across the country, all across the map. And now Republicans are fighting on a razor's edge in Mississippi, in Alaska, places that should have been easy wins."

"What happened? Well, here's what happened. The Democrats realized that because there was such a foreign policy focus coming out of the Republicans that they could go and pick up nationalist populism. That they could go and say, 'wait a minute, no, no, we're the populist nationalists. We're the ones that are America first, not them, not them. We're the ones that can help you out with peace. We're the ones that can help you out with housing. We're the ones that can help you out with a cost of food. Vote for us, not for them. Vote for us because we can help you out with these issues that matter.'

"Now, here's the problem: they don't believe any of that stuff. They don't care about voters. They don't care about your concerns, and the policies that they support have never, ever led to anyone having a better quality of life, better quality of living. They've led to abject poverty and worse throughout history.

"But this is how they win. This is how socialists always take power from the Bolshevik Revolution itself on forward," he said, adding that the ideas of populism and America first did not lose on Election Day.

He said that Democrats like Abdul El Sayed, who won the Senate race in Michigan, are "chameleons," because "They'll say whatever they want to get into office."

He laid out a roadmap that Republicans should undertake in the wake of the major loses. "Number one, and this is step one, is accountability. We lost this election. We lost this one. We absolutely did. And now we need to take accountability for that and understand the only age group that Republicans won was 65 plus."

"Gen X was split, and then everyone under 45 rejected the Republicans. Everyone, and you also saw a massive stay-at-home rate, specifically from young Republicans and young white men, from 2024 on. So what happened? Where did they go? Why is it? You got to start here, folks. You got to start with the data."

"So step one, admitting what happened, we lost. We lost this race. Step two, understanding why. Step three, don't tell the voters they're wrong. Listen to them. Listen to their concerns, and this is key. We campaign back. We rebuild. We fight onward because we will not let the United States of America become a Marxist country. I will not let my children grow up in a Marxist country."

"So yeah, okay. You guys won a couple elections. You are not going to take down this country for its people. The only path forward, ladies and gentlemen, we must reject the neocons and go full in on America first nationalism."

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