Mark Levin. Matt Taibbi Article: Democrats Planning Lawfare Election, Declaration of War Not Necessary.

Mark Levin. Matt Taibbi Article: Democrats Planning Lawfare Election, Declaration of War Not Necessary.

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 Jan 29 2024  

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On Monday’s Mark Levin Show, WW3 is upon us - with China and Iran. The Biden administration's appeasement policies have only encouraged attacks by the Iranian regime - most recently the young servicemen and women killed in an attack - all funded by the Biden administration. You don't give your enemy money, you cut off money. The enemy has to fear America - you don’t keep telling them what a coward you are. Some Republicans say you have to declare war in every instance, that’s insane and will get a lot of people killed. A President can’t declare war to Congress every time a terrorist state through its surrogates attacks us - or else Congress will be all tied up.

Later, Matt Taibbi calls in to discuss the Democrat electoral fix. “The 2024 presidential race increasingly looks like it will be decided by lawyers, not voters, as Democrats unveil plans for America's first lawfare election.”

 

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In this politically informative episode, Mark Levin presents an expressive commentary on the ongoing struggles in defining America's constitutional boundaries in relation to military actions. He passionately criticizes those who purportedly ally themselves with constitutionalism but insistently demand a war declaration for every military action. With an emphasis on the reality of congressional power, Levin brings to light how it could potentially circumvent an outright war through funds withdrawal, thereby exposing a lingering political game rooted in appeasement and non-action.

Levin elaborates on the nuances of war declarations, masterfully employing historical precedents to debunk arguments that categorically call for formal declarations in all situations. He takes jabs at the pacifist-leaning political figures amidst terrorist threats, advocating for a bolder defense policy. In addition, he touches upon the rising crisis with Iran and China, criticizing the current administration’s piecemeal approach and cautioning against apathy that might lead to a dwindling military strength. Furthermore, he gives a commentary on the detrimental effects of 'wokeism' and political correctness on the United States' military and border regulations.

The episode also features guest speaker Matt Taibbi who sheds light on the seemingly secret planning among Democrats for the possible re-election of former President Trump. The conversation then pivots to the shocking revelation by Taibbi on NBC about the opportunistic metamorphosis of left-oriented advocacy groups into high-stakes political lawfare organizations aimed at manipulating electoral outcomes. The dialogue concludes with a critique on the growing media bubbles, showing serious concerns about its implications on information access and societal unity.

The episode wraps up with a critical analysis of America's military and defense policies, pinpointing isolationist tendencies and diminished military support as potential threats to national security. This calls for an immediate narrative and action shift to buttress the military forces and restore faith in the country's defense prowess.