2026 | Elizabeth Smoots
A wakeup call for all who value our constitutional republic.
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A Musical Contrast (opens the original)
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You’ve probably heard the Democratic Socialists of America have infiltrated the Democratic Party. They’re gained traction by taking over large chunks of a major political party. The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is a political and activist organization. It’s not even a political party. Which brings up some questions.What is the DSA? What does their record show?Subscribe nowSound Facts has produced a video titled “You’ll Have No Say.”<a class="footnote-anchor"
Promises vs. Reality (opens the original)
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Members and supporters of the Democratic Socialists of America promise to provide a lot of free stuff. They’re pledging free bus rides, housing, grocery stores, day care, health care, education and more. But what is the reality?According to Jordanne Kemper, vice president of Independent Women’s Voice: “The radical Left’s talking points may sound utopian, but the track record can’t be ignored: less opportunity, economic stagnation, rampant crime, fewer choices, and a terrible quality of life.”1Ye
Barbarians at the Gate (opens the original)
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Candidates from the Democratic Socialists of America have been making successful bids for public office in recent years. Socialists believe they are making extraordinary gains. Several DSA members have won primary elections as Democrats in the last few months. As the general election approaches, a number of national leaders are sounding the alarm.Subscribe nowMike Johnson, Speaker of the House of Representatives and Louisiana Republican has said:There’s a small number of times in the history o
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