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🚨 NEW: Fox News panelist Josh Holmes NAILS IT on today’s Michigan Senate race primary: “If you’d told me 10 years ago that Democrats would land here for their mainstream Senate candidates I would have thought you were joking.” “It’s getting pretty hard to hide who the new identity is of the Democratic Party. We were told reliably that this was a feature of Mamdani and the confines of Manhattan, maybe a couple of congressional primaries.” “Now you have in the heart of the industrial Mid West in a Senate race an ideology that fundamentally doesn’t believe America is a very good place. It rejects the economic system that has risen more people out of poverty than socialism.” “25 years removed from 9/11, this is a wild juxtaposition. If you’d told me 10 years ago that Democrats would land here for their mainstream Senate candidates I would have thought you were joking,” Josh Holmes tells John Roberts.
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Not only is this an ignorant observation, it’s offensive. ISIS and all those inspired by ISIS appreciate the political cover from Norfolk, VA Commonwealth’s Attorney Fatehi. His kind of thinking – where it’s not really about radical Islam, it’s always something else – is dominating the Democrat Party. Thank God that way of thinking has been totally rejected by President Trump. If these attacks do not create a sense of urgency for Democrats to fund Homeland Security, what would? I can’t believe that defunding U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and CBP is so important to Democrats that they have literally shut down all DHS funding designed to protect our country at a time of tremendous threats. Sad and dangerous.
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