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B08 Почему я не буду призывать вас голосовать за республиканцев в ноябре

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Baron Coleman Clips
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Baron Coleman is done being told to get out the vote. He opens with the Gallup poll that has Republicans panicking: socialism's positive rating over 40 percent for the first time, and big business down to 35. Then his opening statement on why: starter homes priced like mansions, health premiums up three times faster than income, $50,000 cars, and bailouts that saved the top while everyone else got crushed. Then the messaging he is being handed instead of a plan, from Andrew Kolvet, Ted Cruz, Mike Johnson and others, and the one idea on the table that he says tells you everything: a $5,000 check if Republicans win. 🎬 Clipped from Baron Coleman's live show. Full context in the source episode below. ▶️ FULL EPISODE: #181 - A Closer Look at the Timeline - Ep 181 -    • A Closer Look at the Timeline - Ep 181   🔔 Subscribe for daily Baron Coleman breakdowns on the Charlie Kirk case, politics, and what the numbers actually say. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 "Yeah, they're willing to buy you off." 00:17 A competition to scare you into voting 01:12 Gallup: socialism tops 40% 02:26 What they're really scared of 02:53 The opening statement 05:46 A house now costs five years of income 06:49 Health insurance up 308% 07:50 Cars and the 50-year squeeze 10:13 Bailouts: public losses, private gains 13:59 Why socialism is gaining 15:57 "I'm sick of being scared by it" 16:19 The one-liners they're selling 21:06 The $5,000 check 22:21 Why I don't do it anymore #BaronColeman #Midterms #Socialism #TPUSA #AndrewKolvet baron coleman, charlie kirk, baron coleman clips, turning point usa, charlie kirk assassination, charlie kirk reaction, tpusa, political commentary, baron coleman podcast, andrew kolvet, midterm elections, socialism poll, Gallup socialism, affordability crisis