Republican Midterm Convention: Chuck Volpe Talks with Reps. Dan Meuser & G.T. Thompson

Let me turn to you at this time, GT, because Dan hit on a bunch of good points.

But, you know, I want to get into high-end political science here, but simply – socialism slash communism because i think the democrats have gone past past socialism they gussy it up and lie about what democratic socialist it's it's an oxymoron it's a contradiction it's counterintuitive democratic socialism doesn't exist democrat means by the people of the people for the people there's

nothing democrat about socialism

no versus authoritarianism in government run means of production and everything else they control everything So, you know, as you're hearing the president's speech last night, I like your comment on this.

I mean, you know, you could talk about it from an industrial and agricultural standpoint, but generally in your life experience, I guess it's almost a rhetorical question.

Every time communism and socialism has gone into any country from time in memoriam going back centuries.

It has failed.

It has turned their people into prisoners.

They have lost all their freedoms.

They're in bread lines.

What part of this is sellable to the American people? Because I must have missed it.

Well, and how many millions of people have died? Tens of millions.

Tens of millions under socialism or communism and communism.

They stamp out dissent.

They put you in a gulag or they kill you.

You're not allowed to question the government under Marxism.

Well, and we're seeing that in the U.S. House with the minority leader, Hakeem Jeffries.

The two Democrats who chose to... vote yes on a roll vote in order to get a really important bill on the floor.

Hakeem, who is under attack from the crazies, from the extremes, those elected and those who will be elected.

You know, he made some comments about, well, he was going to have to go back to to really the Democratic Democrats steering committee.

And and how do we how do they punish those two Democrats? I mean, to me, there should be ethics charges against Hakeem Jeffries for making a statement like that.

We each have a voting card and we're going to vote based on what our belief system, our principles, mostly it's about what's best for America.

And those two Democratic members felt what it was best for America to, you know, really to be very clear that socialism was not the way to go.

We, you know, it, It's such a contrast to the election.

You know, I've actually been serving for 18 years.

Let me turn to you at this time, GT, because Dan hit on a bunch of good points.

But, you know, I want to get into high-end political science here, but simply – socialism slash communism because i think the democrats have gone past past socialism they gussy it up and lie about what democratic socialist it's it's an oxymoron it's a contradiction it's counterintuitive democratic socialism doesn't exist democrat means by the people of the people for the people there's

nothing democrat about socialism

no versus authoritarianism in government run means of production and everything else they control everything So, you know, as you're hearing the president's speech last night, I like your comment on this.

I mean, you know, you could talk about it from an industrial and agricultural standpoint, but generally in your life experience, I guess it's almost a rhetorical question.

Every time communism and socialism has gone into any country from time in memoriam going back centuries.

It has failed.

It has turned their people into prisoners.

They have lost all their freedoms.

They're in bread lines.

What part of this is sellable to the American people? Because I must have missed it.

Well, and how many millions of people have died? Tens of millions.

Tens of millions under socialism or communism and communism.

They stamp out dissent.

They put you in a gulag or they kill you.

You're not allowed to question the government under Marxism.

Well, and we're seeing that in the U.S. House with the minority leader, Hakeem Jeffries.

The two Democrats who chose to... vote yes on a roll vote in order to get a really important bill on the floor.

Hakeem, who is under attack from the crazies, from the extremes, those elected and those who will be elected.

You know, he made some comments about, well, he was going to have to go back to to really the Democratic Democrats steering committee.

And and how do we how do they punish those two Democrats? I mean, to me, there should be ethics charges against Hakeem Jeffries for making a statement like that.

We each have a voting card and we're going to vote based on what our belief system, our principles, mostly it's about what's best for America.

And those two Democratic members felt what it was best for America to, you know, really to be very clear that socialism was not the way to go.

We, you know, it, It's such a contrast to the election.

You know, I've actually been serving for 18 years.