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Winning the Second Civil War Without Firing a Shot

Jim Hanson

The Left and its shock troops are destructive forces to our Republic. The extremists on the Left share common cause with the current path of the Democrats in a belief that America is a force for evil that must be destroyed and remade in a woke image. The extremists on the Right have elements of ant...

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The Dan Bongino Show

This article, mentioned by Dan Bongino, discusses the concept of a cold civil war between the right and the left and suggests strategies for winning it. It emphasizes the zero-sum nature of the conflict and the need to understand the enemy's goals.

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It's called Winning the Cold Civil War. Goes through the steps. And step number one is cold civil war.

— Episode: The Bongino Brief - Sep 18, 2021

Episode: The Bongino Brief - Sep 18, 2021

This article, mentioned by Dan Bongino, discusses the concept of a cold civil war between the right and the left and suggests strategies for winning it. It emphasizes the zero-sum nature of the conflict and the need to understand the enemy's goals.

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It's called Winning the Cold Civil War. Goes through the steps. And step number one is cold civil war.

He says winning this cold civil war requires two fundamental understandings first. You must understand that you are in fact in a war war time requires very different rhetoric strategy and people than peacetime Trump is a wartime leader.

What our enemy wants is the destruction of the American way of life.

The essential thing is I've tried to stress is for Republicans understand that we're in a war and act accordingly wars not a time for too much civility compromise or for imputing good motives to the enemy like Adam Kinzinger and Mittens Romney do I do that.

Our generals must fight as if the choice were between Liberty and death.

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