The CALL is Coming From INSIDE the House: Nancy Mace EXPOSES Radical Election Results

[00:30] Can you do me one favor right now? Hit the subscribe button and the little notification bell while you're at it. Last night was a masterclass in what the hell happened to common sense. I am incredibly clear that the Somali community is part of the fabric of the state of Minnesota. We're looking at the elections, of course, last night, the primaries across the country. And I've got to tell you, we might need to update the map at this rate, at the rate that we're going, America's only going to have 49 states. Let's start with Minnesota. Last night in Minnesota, it didn't just lean left, it jumped off a cliff into a socialist abyss. And if we don't start building a wall around Minnesota, the radical rot is going to infect the entire republic. Let's look at the wreckage. Ilhan Omar won her primary again, not just by a little bit, but by a lot. And apparently the voters in Minnesota have a terminal case of the Stockholm syndrome. They just reelected a woman who put Somalia first. The first woman to wear a hijab.

[01:32] Trashes America and treats our tax dollars like a personal ATM for her radical agenda. Watch this. You guys have the ability to make an impact on where our nation is headed, not only here in the United States, but even in our nation back home. In our nation back home, which of course is Somalia. If you love the Ayatollah and hate the USA, Ilhan is your girl. It's a disgrace that she even holds a US passport, let alone a seat in Congress. But don't forget, it was Republicans and Democrats who stopped me from subpoenaing Ilhan and her brother-husband's immigration records. The remark is always, let the process play out, right? That's what they always say, and nothing ever happens. I tried to subpoena her immigration records, her brother-husband's records.

[02:28] Congress did that, both parties. And I can't seem to get a vote on a bill to ban the foreign born from serving in Congress or as federal judges. Go figure. And it gets worse. Bernie Bro, Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan, the Lieutenant Governor of looting, beat a moderate for the Senate nomination, Bernie Sanders-Bachter, which is the socialist version of a good housekeeping seal of approval. Flanagan is a radical, I mean like absolute radical, who thinks safety is a microaggression and boundaries are bigoted. I just watched the video of Donald Trump attacking the beautiful Somali community that calls Minnesota home. Flanagan went to a Somali market, put on a hijab and told the fraudulent Somali community, we've got your back. And we are going to stand shoulder to shoulder with our neighbors. When I first saw her culturally appropriating hijab, I honestly, I thought it was AI. Apparently it's not. Look at this. When I think of being part of Minnesota and growing up here, the Somali community has always been a part of my Minnesota.

[03:36] But there's one hope, Michelle LaFoya. Michelle is a sports broadcaster who understands what a woman is. She's running to keep the progressive trash out of the Minnesota Senate. You want to save Minnesota for becoming a third world country from the new communist party, vote for Michelle. Then there's Lisa DeMuth, who took the GOP spot. If elected, she'd become the first black female governor in the history of Minnesota. I was wrong to assume it would be front page news and said they featured Amy Klobuchar, the liberal white woman, because of course the GOP pick is black. Can't have that. I guess DEI doesn't fit in the GOP. Now to my home state of South Carolina, where the establishment just got a reality check. The special Senate Republican primary is headed to a runoff because the good old boys couldn't orchestrate their coronation. Darlene Graham has the correct last name and the stamp of approval from the powers that be, but she didn't have the votes to clear the field. So Ralph Norman, the only candidate with a 100% conservative voting record, is in the runoff. Darlene Graham has a name. Ralph has the scars from the arena. The runoff is a test. Do you want a legacy or do you want a leader?

[04:39] I'm choosing the tried and true conservative Ralph Norman every single time. Now in Wisconsin, the Democrat Socialists of America tried to stage a hostile takeover, but even the dairy land has its limits. David Crowley sent Hong packing. Turns out even Wisconsin Democrats are starting to realize the equitable vibes.

[05:00] So now we have a new segment. It's called the hot mic.

[05:06] It is on Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed was caught in Oklahoma defending Sharia law and tried to ban Sharia law not a decade ago. Those forces are alive and well today. This is a keynote speech at a care Oklahoma banquet. He spoke for 16 minutes while he gleefully spoke about how Oklahoma's Sharia ban had been struck down. So Abdul, if you import the third world, you actually become it. Didn't know if you knew that.

[05:39] And I read your comments sometimes. This week, my home state of South Carolina made the news and not in a good way. South Carolina School District, Dorchester District for local reporting says 19 families met after learning that an elementary school teacher was openly transitioning in front of fourth graders. The district first said it would issue a statement then declined to comment. So the Facebook comments section grabbed. The wheel today. Sierra asked, should a transitioning teacher be allowed in an elementary school? The answer is no, absolutely not. There are three questions a district should answer. And it sure would be nice if the superintendent gave me a call back. I'm still waiting Jeff. Otherwise I'll stage a press conference in front of his office explaining how the district is impeding parental rights. So number one, what happened in the classroom? What policy allows a teacher to bring sexuality into the classroom? What did this district tell the parents if they said anything at all? It seems like the families were ambushed by the tranny mob and they seem to have no actual recourse. So here's the thing, Jeff.

[06:40] Kids deserve classrooms where they can learn. Parents deserve clear answers and school districts do not get the right to leave parents in the dark. But even in bright red, South Carolina, Jeff Beckwith, the superintendent of the school district doesn't seem to care. I'll see you soon.