Todd Herman guest hosted for Clay & Buck as 2022 drew to a close. Todd is a radio show host, digital political strategist, and long-time listeners will recall his yeoman’s work as a guest host for Rush Limbaugh. Catch him on the Todd Herman Show podcast.
Visit the Emerald City Exile at ToddHermanShow.com and @ToddEHermanShow on Twitter. Meanwhile, he kept us all up to date on the latest news happening, including the betrayal by 18 Senate Republicans, led by Mitch McConnell. They gave Democrats and Biden everything they wanted in the $1.7 trillion omnibus bill.
In other news, the New Year is coming, but you can expect the same old left-wing assault on your civil rights: The Second Amendment.
Meanwhile, from the guy who promised to unify us, a message of hate and division on Christmas.
There are so many areas leftists have corrupted, and one that’s huge is our independent legal system where everyone is equal in the eyes of the law.
If you want to see where this lunatic policing of thought is going, look to the mother country. They literally arrested a woman for what she was thinking inside her head.
Question everything that comes out of this regime. Doubt it as a matter of course. That goes especially for statistics, which they lie about to get themselves ahead.
You can be a con man and steal billions, but if you donate enough money to Democrats, there’s no crime so severe that the left-wing media won’t still sing your praises.
Meanwhile, sad news out of Ohio. The people who make America work are out there, unsung, day in and day out keeping our country running.
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