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Morning Coffee With The Right Side: Keep Fighting No Matter the Outcome
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Later today, the newest episode of the flagship Rightside Radio program will release. On it, I will talk more about Joe Biden and the will he or won't he game that we continue to play. It's a fun discussion, and of course, it's probably the one discussion that continues to dominate almost every talk space, every show, every news outlet. We'll talk about who could potentially replace him if he does drop out, what it means if he doesn't, there's going to be story after story on this. But one of the things that struck me as I was talking about this is, what happens if Biden stays in the race and he wins? What happens if all this hard work, all this effort that you put in to try to beat this candidate? What happens if Joe Biden drops out and another Democrat wins? Are you going to quit? Are you going to pack in the tower? Are you going to say that it's all over, so nothing you do matters? Or are you going to pick yourself up and try to figure out how to fight and forge forward? Look, I understand I've been a part of campaigns that kicked me in the stomach. I've been a part of campaigns that left me very disillusioned at the end of them. I understand the appeal of quitting. I understand the appeal of taking a step back, which is okay, but at some point you have to pick yourself back up. At some point you have to re-engage or else everything you're talking about, everything that you claim to believe, everything that you put forth. You're not being honest about. You don't care about the nation. You don't care about the direction of this country, the way that you claim that you do. We have to be more engaged than just in presidential politics. I'll talk about this from time to time because it's important. Political races in general are important. Presidential races get all this attention. They get all this fuss. They get all this excitement. We hold big national party convictions. We do more grandiose of things when it comes to a presidential election. But then, once it's over, if our side wins, we go back to our homes. We go back to our little lives and we say, "We did it!" It's over. We were successful. I don't have to do anything anymore, but that's wrong. You do because there's so much more at stake. We need to realize that. If you're listening to this show, you probably will read too. You've heard me give this spill before. So what we need now is for you to start taking this spill out there. Go to your neighbor and try to see what you can do to engage them and help them to understand how imperative it is that they get more involved on a local level, that they get more involved in a state level. Presidential elections, they're fun. They'll dominate airwaves when they're coming around, not just in the year of a presidential election, but the year before when we start speculating who might actually run. So yes, they're a lot of fun. I myself get wrapped up in it. As I said the whole next episode of the flagship show is going to be all about the will he or won't he Joe Biden? But I can tell you with all certainty that the day after the 2024 presidential election, no matter who wins or loses, I'm going to be going right back to work and trying to make sure that we're identifying good conservative candidates to run for other positions. It's not going to be enough to elect Donald Trump. It's not going to be enough to throw a or a loss is not enough for you to throw in the towel if he doesn't win. Is it going to be a dark day if Joe Biden is reelected? Yes, it's going to be a dark day. If you need Democrat wins the White House this year, yes. But we can't allow it to be the end of our fight. We can't allow it to be the end of our movement, the end of our desire to move this nation back in the right direction. The message is always more important than any singular candidate. That is something that has been instilled in a lot of us. But so many voters don't understand that. So many voters get so wrapped up in the personality that they lose track of the message, that they lose track of why we're in this fight in the first place. I don't want that to be you. I don't want that to be people that I know have a good spirit in their heart and are fighting for Donald Trump for all the right reasons. I need them to take that same fervor, that same fever that they take and that same passion that they utilize to fight for Donald Trump and to fight for somebody in their state capital. Fight for somebody in their city hall. I need them to rise above just one presidential race. And no matter what the outcome is in November, I need them to remain engaged because again, if we don't win in November, the first line of defense is going to be at our state capitals. Do you feel confident that your state capital will protect you from a second Biden administration? I know I don't miss a sippy. That's why no matter what happens in November, I plan on getting right back to work. I hope that you'll join me. This has been Morning Coffee with the Right Side, and I'm your host, Jack Fairchild's, and we're a part of the Midnight Rod Network. An official message from Medicare. A new law is helping me save more money on prescription drug costs. Maybe you can save too. With Medicare's extra help program, my premium is zero and my out-of-pocket costs are low. Who should apply? For people making less than $23,000 a year or married couples who make less than $31,000 a year. Even if you don't think you qualify, it pays to find out. Go to ssa.gov/extrahelp. Paid for by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.