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On Tuesday’s Mark Levin show, Wealthy NFL players have abused their
positions. They get on their knee for a minute and cause all this
tumult and go home thinking they have done something great. They
have really done zero to participate in the social justice cause.
NFL surrogates keep saying it is not against the flag or the
National Anthem but against police officers. But we don’t have
systemic police abuse in this country, there is no evidence for this
claim in any reputable survey. Nobody is saying police departments
are perfect, but neither are football players. The football players
are not united because of civil rights, but because of the NFL
players union. The union and players have decided to take on the
fans and are just in it for themselves. After that, apparently the
pervasions of Harvey Weinstein have been known for decades by
various journalists, the NY Times and big names in Hollywood.
Hollywood is filled with frauds and fakes who pretend to stand for
women’s rights. Are there more men and women like Weinstein in
Hollywood? This is a massive cover up in the Hollywood community.
Why would Hillary Clinton, the Obama’s and the National Organization
for Women wait 5 days to condemn this? Because Progressivism is a
poison and a drive for power and control. They will cut a guy like
Harvey Weinstein loose, but they would rather not. Later, there is a
lot of talk about cleaning out the Republican Establishment in
primaries. We may be able to slow down the regression by electing
conservatives but we are not going to save the Republic by doing
this. Our Republic has been degraded so much that in order reverse
course a Convention of States is needed. Many issues like private
property, the 17th Amendment, and federal spending can only be
reined in by Article V. The Convention of States needs to become the
primary focus of constitutional conservatives.

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