On Thursday’s Mark Levin show, Issues and politics aside, what is the great difference between President-Elect Donald Trump and President Obama? We know that in Trump’s heart he loves his country and that he is a patriot unlike Obama. The things Obama has said and done to this country, here or abroad, is not illustrative of a man who loves his country. We can be very comfortable that Trump supports the U.S. military, law enforcement and won’t sell the country out. Also, the transition of power has begun whether the left likes it or not. Despite the celebrations, the leftists are plotting in the shadows and biding their time to politically attack. In addition, it’s concerning that some of Trump’s nominees are buckling during the confirmation hearings. The Democrats have succeeded in intimidating us and their backs need to be broken politically. Later, the Tea Party will go down in history as a righteous rebellion against over-centralized government. It was not led by any party and lead to a massive victory by conservatives and Republicans in 2010. Finally, Sen Al Franken was attacking Tom Price, nominated for the Department of Health and Human Services, for having a mutual fund investing in a tobacco company. However, Franken himself has an investment in Phillip Morris which is a major tobacco company. Maybe Franken should resign because obviously he doesn’t care about people who get sick from tobacco.
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