The Stack: Winner Takes All In America’s Cold Civil War
America is deep in a cold civil war, and the temperature is rising fast. Todd warns that political violence is no longer hypothetical—from the assassination of Charlie Kirk to the attempt on President Trump’s life, the radical left has abandoned persuasion in favor of intimidation. Hunter Biden’s recent call to “turn up the heat,” combined with doxxing, swatting, and targeted harassment, signals an ideological movement that seeks submission, not debate.
Todd argues that this moment demands clarity: two incompatible worldviews cannot govern the same nation. There must be a political winner—and for the sake of constitutional liberty, Republicans must win and then be held accountable to govern with courage. He also exposes Indiana Senator Rod Bray’s refusal to act on redistricting, showing how weak Republicans make the crisis worse.
A new Axios poll reveals most Americans fear civil war and democratic decline, confirming the stakes. Peace is still possible—but only through decisive, lawful political victory.
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The Todd Huff Show – November 19, 2025
Host: Todd Huff
Todd Huff: All right, my friends, you have tuned in to this voice of calm and reason ever so wisely, my friends. It's a pleasure to be here, friends. You know that we are in the midst of a cold civil war. We've talked about that on this program for a long, long time — probably years, plural.
Todd Huff: We have an ideological battle, and it largely stays cold, meaning that it's not fought, thankfully, with bullets, though it certainly has been fought with bullets. It's been fought with bullets when they assassinated Charlie Kirk. It was fought with bullets when they shot and hit the ear of President Donald J. Trump.
Todd Huff: It is certainly heating up. We talked a little bit about that even yesterday on yesterday's Todd Talk, when I shared Hunter Biden's comments about “turning the heat up.” Now, he has come out and said that he didn't mean it the way I interpreted it — and I think people with brains interpreted it.
Todd Huff: Calling for more intensity is candidly leading to this violence. But anyway, we're in this cold civil war that has, on a few occasions, turned hot. And friends, there has to be a winner here.
Todd Huff: There has to be a winner. We have reached a point where these mutually exclusive worldviews cannot peacefully coexist. Now, they can as far as I'm concerned — the Bible tells us, “As much as possible, live at peace with other people, live at peace with everyone; as much as it depends upon you, live at peace with other people.” But sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes it's outside your control, and candidly…
Todd Huff: When the political tensions and pressures get this high — when they start calling you not just names on social media, when they try to dox you, and try to, in some cases, send the SWAT team to your house at 2:00 a.m. or some such — these things have all happened. When they fire weapons in your direction… we have reached the point where you cannot compromise with these people.
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Todd Huff: All right, friends. There's rising strife here in this country, and I think one of the common misconceptions is that when there is this strife, you seek to compromise. You seek to compromise.
Todd Huff: And listen, I'm not saying there are not people out there with whom the rest of us can compromise — absolutely — but you reach a point with some people where it's no longer disagreement. It's not even heated disagreement. They seek our demise. They cheer when someone who talks about our ideas is assassinated in public. That happened. That's absolutely happened.
Todd Huff: When Trump is struck in the ear by a would-be assassin’s bullet, the first thing they say is, “I wish the shooter would have had more practice.” Anytime President Trump — or someone named Trump in his family — has something bad happen to them, there’s a trend on X that usually has the hashtag “#WrongTrump.” See, this is not the communication of ideas.
Todd Huff: Listen, the left has lost it. Many of them — the insane, angry, rage-filled, godless radical left — they've given up trying to persuade and exchange ideas. They have gone straight to trying to intimidate you, which, candidly, if we're being honest here and having a discussion about these things for what they are (and not worrying about censorship and everything else), that is by definition terrorism.
Todd Huff: Terrorism is the use of violence or the threat of violence that is designed to achieve a certain political outcome. That is the definition of what terrorism is.
Todd Huff:
Terrorism, for a lot of misinformed or — I don't say this in some mean way — but uneducated folks, just means, “Oh, that was really scary. That terrorized me. It kept me up at night.” No. Terrorism is specifically designed to create — not fear for fear's sake — but to get the person being terrorized to take a decision, to take a step, a political step that is in the interest of the people doing the terrorizing. They want to scare you into submission.
Todd Huff:
And they're absolutely doing that. So when there are conversations about domestic terrorism, when there are questions about whether Antifa is domestic terrorists, ask yourself: Are they engaging in the free exchange of ideas? Are they trying to persuade? Are they trying to make their point? Yes, they can get rowdy, they can raise their voices, they can even attack people like me — like you — personally. Go for it. Have at it. But what you cannot do… what you cannot do is use violence or the threat of violence to achieve your political objectives.
Todd Huff: That is no longer political discourse. You're candidly engaging in terrorism. You're candidly engaging — when bullets are flying, my friends — in an actual hot civil war. And so the temperature has been turned up here. And I don't know if I mentioned this earlier.
Todd Huff: I mentioned this on yesterday's Todd Talk — I can't remember now, lots of things I say, lots of words — but yesterday’s Todd Talk, I quoted Hunter Biden, who basically said, “This isn't going to be a popular thing to say,” I'm paraphrasing, “but I think we should turn the heat up.”
Todd Huff: In America. And that was when he was being asked specifically about the assassination of Charlie Kirk. He thought the temperature needed to be turned up higher than — I guess — assassination.
Todd Huff: What comes next? What is higher than trying to murder your political adversaries in the political discourse heat continuum? What is higher on the scale than that? I thought that was as high as we could get. But Hunter Biden thinks we need to turn it up.
Todd Huff: He came out and said he wasn't calling for violence, as all normal, regular people would have assumed he was. But nonetheless, that's what's out there, and there is incredible strife out there — civil strife in this country. But the only way to get out of this is for there to be a winner. There has to be a winner here, and we had better win.
Todd Huff: And when I say “we,” here's what I mean. I mean — listen — in spite of all their flaws, Republicans have to win this debate. We have to get Republicans elected and then hold these jokers and clowns accountable. That's what I'm doing. I still haven't heard back from Senator Rod Bray. If he thinks this is going away, if he thinks I'm just going to forget this — for those of you who haven't tuned in — the state of Indiana has had the governor call for a special session of the state legislature to consider redistricting.
Todd Huff:
And there were plans for that to begin here in a couple of weeks. But the leadership of the Senate has announced they're not going to do that because they “don't have the votes.” That’s it. And the announcement came from Senator Rod Bray, who's my state senator — he's in District 37, which is the area that I live in.
Todd Huff: And I've invited him on this program several times over the past several weeks. Never have heard anything. We did get an auto-response when I emailed. We called a couple of times. I called his office — he works here in town. I'm not telling you to… please, I'm not telling you to do that. I'm just telling you: I’ve reached out, I've left messages, I've never gotten a real human being. I got an auto-response email.
Todd Huff: Which again, I'm a constituent. Yes, I have a radio show and a podcast. Yes, I think he should come on here and talk about it. We've had Micah Beckwith come on here — Lieutenant Governor of Indiana. We had Bo Byers, who came on here, who's a Democrat running for Attorney General.
Todd Huff: He came on here. If you can't come on this program as a Republican and have a conversation with me, you're not fit. You're not fit for leadership. You're not fit to be sitting in office. You don't owe it to me — let me be clear — you don't owe that to me.
Todd Huff: But if we've had people on this program who have a national reach — people like Eric Trump, Mark Meadows, and Joni Ernst — representatives in Congress, senators… of course, Mike Braun has been on here in the past as well. He's now governor; he was senator here in the great state of Indiana. I don't understand. I don't understand why you don't communicate.
Todd Huff: And if you think this is going away, Rod Bray, you had better rethink that. You're in my district, and I will make sure, on this program, that people know that if Democrats win in November — a year from now, think about what's going to happen — this will be partially laid at the feet of people like Rod Bray. So when I talk about this… I hope he changes his mind. I hope he at least tells us why he's not having this.
Todd Huff: Or tells us why he thought it was cool to have all these decisions made behind closed doors, and then release a single sentence that says, “Hey, we're not going to have a session because we don't have the votes. Thanks for playing. We'll talk to you the next time I feel like sharing some information with you.” Which apparently is never, because I can't get anything from his team.
Todd Huff: So I know that we have Republicans like that to deal with. When I say — when I say we need to elect more Republicans — I say it with a fair amount of, I don't want to say hesitation… but an understanding that there's a whole additional conversation there. So we have to win, get the right people driving the bus, I guess, and then we have to hold the people driving the bus accountable.
Todd Huff: We have to say, “Now that you're in the driver's seat, you told us this is the direction you want to go.” You've got to use the accelerator. You've got to use your turn signal. You've got to turn. You've got to follow the rules of the highway. Don't put it in park, and don't go out and tell us about all the things you can't get done. Let's start turning this country and leading it in the right direction. That's what needs to happen. So it's a multiple-step process.
Todd Huff: And look, some of these folks need to be primaried. Rod Bray — I don't care what position he is. He's top in the Senate. Been in office, by the way, I believe since 2012, which in my estimation is way too long. The seat was held previously by his dad as well — it's been in the family for a long time. But he owes us answers. Republicans owe us answers.
Todd Huff: So there's a multi-step process there. And of course it's not just as easy as electing Republicans and then going about our business. These folks have to be watched. They have to be held accountable. This is what we get otherwise.
Todd Huff: So there's a lot of divisiveness here. The way out is for Republicans to win. But they can't just win — they have to win and then be held accountable by us. And we have to be vigilant. If they're not going to do what needs to be done, they need to be replaced. All these things I say because of the political climate… I want you to understand, I'm saying all these things peacefully and legally.
Todd Huff: Whatever's at our disposal to win this political battle, we had better be prepared to do whatever is ethical, moral, and legal. That's the path we're going, even if it makes people uncomfortable. That's why I have no problems telling you I'm in favor of redistricting. There's a lot at stake here. You have a political party who hates this country — in the Democrat Party. I'm telling you, they hate this country as founded.
Todd Huff: Not every rank-and-file Democrat — this is where people get confused. I'm not talking about your next-door neighbor who's a retired teacher or a member of the union or something like that. I'm talking about the people they end up electing — even if those people pretend or successfully trick people in a local election into believing that they love this country as founded. The people they elect at the national level for leadership positions are radical.
Todd Huff: They enable radical things to happen. They've enabled open borders. We are digging out of a mess that is absolutely catastrophic in this country that has come in the form of illegal immigration and all that has come from that. We are digging out of an absolutely massive financial disaster caused by unbelievably large inflation numbers under the Biden regime. This country is in a world of hurt.
Todd Huff:
And a lot of these problems have been caused by policies of the deranged, insane radical left — which, of course, is the home… the Democrat Party is their home today. We had best prepare to do whatever it takes to win these elections. Texas redistricted — by the way, judges came in and said they can't do that because they gerrymandered based upon race.
Todd Huff: This, of course, leads to a case that the Supreme Court has heard regarding the state of Louisiana being ordered to have a couple of districts that — minority, if that makes sense — so a majority of Black voters must be in two districts currently in the state of Louisiana. And yet they're telling us that's the way the law of the land is interpreted currently. The Supreme Court is reviewing that and might change it.
Todd Huff: But they want to say that redistricting for political purposes is racism — but demanding that Louisiana have two districts with majority Black voters because Democrats think it's helpful for them politically… that’s not, of course, racist. We've got ourselves in a massive mess. I'm telling you, we have Republicans being elected — as much as I hate uttering those words sometimes — that is the way out of this mess.
Todd Huff:
I want to talk about this Axios poll here. New poll finds most Americans fear civil war and democratic decline. I'm going to go through that to show you some actual numbers about how people are feeling out there about what's going on. But I want to remind you, my friends, MyPillow has a 3-in-1 sale right now. It's the biggest 3-in-1 sale ever.
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Todd Huff: Let's look here at this Axios poll. I'll read some of these questions they've asked. They asked 1,103 likely midterm voters between the dates of October 30 and November 6. So this is a couple of weeks ago. This is the percentage of people who say they agree with these statements on democracy, rights, and equality.
Todd Huff: Number one: “We are sacrificing too much of our privacy for the convenience and profit of Big Tech.” Eighty-nine percent of people agreed with that. “America's diversity makes it stronger.” Eighty-eight percent. A word about that for a moment.
Todd Huff: True diversity — of thought, of approach, of style — is a good thing. It's good to have people who have different strengths. That's a good thing. I mean, I think about a football team, for example. I'm a fan of football; I played football. You need different types of players. You need diversity in skill set. You need big, strong guys. You need guys that can kick a football. You need guys that can read a defense.
Todd Huff: Kind of be a coach on the field, but yet have enough talent to be able to throw a ball between highly athletic guys on the other side. That's your quarterback. You need running backs who have a certain style or size — they're quick, they're strong. Oftentimes they're shorter. Sometimes you’ve got the bigger.
Todd Huff: There are different skill sets that you have. Diversity, right? You have your cornerbacks — which we all know are the best athletes on the field, because that's what I played.
Todd Huff:You have different skills for different roles. You've got, again, the big strong guys, the semi-big athletic guys, you've got the smaller, super quick, highly athletic people. You just have different types of players. But I will say this: diversity on its own is not a strength. I understand that diversity is good, but if we're only talking about superficial diversity — skin color and that sort of thing — that's been pushed on us very hard.
Todd Huff: We actually need to focus more on our unity. What unifies us as human beings? What unifies us as Americans? That used to be — back at the founding of this country — that used to be our desire to pursue liberty, to have life, to pursue life, liberty, and of course, the pursuit of happiness. To live that sort of way. That is not as cool anymore. It is if we talk about it the right way. But we've got politicians who are just inept.
Todd Huff: But I have to take a break, my friends. Quick timeout — I'm up against the clock. Be back here in just a minute.
Todd Huff: Welcome back, my friends. We're going through this poll — this research poll by Axios — talking about the fear Americans have about survival of our nation, the possibility of civil war, and so forth. And I left off: we were talking about diversity. Certainly diversity in skill set, diversity in thought, diversity of opinion, that makes us stronger. But diversity, just looking at someone's skin tone and superficialities… that is not something in and of itself that I'm a big proponent of.
Todd Huff: People are who they are — that's fine. I've got absolutely no problems with that. The focus, in my estimation, should be that we should find ways to pursue our common interests. To pursue our unity. America's unity. Actually, if you had a statement here — “America's unity could make her stronger as well” — if we could agree on those big things.
Todd Huff: But going down this list — here's another statement. The pollsters asked, and then people were asked if they agree with that or not. “Our freedom of speech is being eroded away.” Seventy-six percent of people agreed with that statement. “The government must do more to protect the civil and human rights of minorities.” Seventy-three percent agreed with that.
Todd Huff: “American democracy is under major threat now.” Sixty-nine percent agreed with that. “The government should do more to lessen income inequality in society.” Sixty-three percent agreed with that. “America is on the path to another civil war.” Fifty-seven percent agreed with that.
Todd Huff: And then there's another question I see here at the bottom that had less than half — significantly less than half. It's the only one of the questions that was less than half. “Reverse discrimination against white people is a big problem in today's society.” Thirty-seven percent agreed with that.
Todd Huff: So people — listen. There's a lot to unpack here. I certainly, in this program today, can't go through all of this. But I want to focus on the fears. Fifty-seven percent believe America is on the path to another civil war. And “American democracy is under major threat now,” sixty-nine percent said that.
Todd Huff: Now, if you break this down and talk about… depending upon how these questions were answered, I guess the mindset of the person answering the question — I agree or disagree potentially with each particular question. I already shared with you my thoughts about how the unity between people would actually make Americans stronger, more than just focusing on diversity.
Todd Huff: I think we should spend more time talking about what unifies us. One of the things I think that we do on this program — we talk about something that I think is universally appealing to all people. We all have the desire to be free and to live our lives and to not have our lives interfered with by other people. And so that's why I think the principles of conservatism apply to every group.
Todd Huff: I don't like even to think about people as groups of people — but as groups, as individuals — this appeals to every individual. But depending again on the mindset and the intent of the person answering the question, they may or may not be wrong. “American democracy”. I just — American democracy. We have a constitutional republic.
Todd Huff: I know some people think that's overplayed. Of course, we all have a voice. We have — our system is predicated upon the consent of the governed. That is democratic. But it's not a democracy. This kind of drives me crazy, to be quite honest, as one who was a political science student in college. We have a constitutional republic. We have a constitutional federal republic.
Todd Huff: You can say “constitutional democracy,” I would — “representative democracy,” maybe. You could certainly make that case. But it's best described as a constitutional republic or a constitutional federal republic. “It’s under threat.” I agree that it’s under threat. But depending upon what the sixty-nine percent mean — it's not because President Trump is in office. It's because we have a bureaucratic state.
Todd Huff: We have a fourth branch of government that's been created out of whole cloth. The executive branch is in control of the bureaucratic state. But if you look… a lot of the fights that are out there today are basically the left saying that Trump doesn't have control over aspects of the bureaucracy. He one hundred percent does.
Todd Huff: And yet, that's not where we find ourselves today. People are afraid of Trump and his “threat,” I guess, to democracy, because they've been told incessantly by people with makeup and good lighting and scripts — and who collude with the Democrat Party — to be afraid of these things. But the bottom line, however we got here, people are certainly afraid.
Todd Huff: According to a Marist poll, forty-seven percent — almost half of Americans — expect a civil war in their lifetimes. According to a Winthrop poll, political violence is already a very… quote, “a very big problem.” I'll reference that or talk about that here as I pull this baby up.
Todd Huff: All right — so this says, “More Winthrop poll results concerning political unrest…” Again, you know the routine here. You know that — you know that there's a lot of uncertainty. There's a lot of political angst. This says — this is the Winthrop University poll — “Effect of Charlie Kirk's assassination.”
Todd Huff: Fifty-nine percent of South Carolinians say it is “always unacceptable” for a person to be happy about the death of a public figure they opposed. That's not even two-thirds, followed by twenty-one percent who say it is “usually unacceptable.” I guess it's usually unacceptable unless it's the person you disagree with — and then it should be acceptable, I guess.
Todd Huff: So we don't have everybody in agreement that it's not a good thing to cheer the death of your political enemies. So there's a lot of tension, a lot of angst out there. By the way, these are all linked on their Stack of Stuff at ToddHuffShow.com if you want to dig any deeper. But we're already in the grips of this cold civil war.
Todd Huff: And it's not open physical conflict, though there certainly are plenty of examples where it is — which we've hit on some of those. You factor in the violence that you've seen at some things like Black Lives Matter rallies and Antifa riots and so forth, and you can see quickly that this has heated up significantly over the past… I don't know, ten to fifteen years now.
Todd Huff: Now — there's no middle ground left right now. Now, let me pause. When I say that — you've heard me say, if you've listened to this program for any length of time — when we travel the country on the Truth Tour, I make it a point to talk to… I talk to a tree, a post.
Todd Huff: And listen, I don't just talk — I try to listen and understand. And I will tell you — I've said this for a long time, and I believe this to be true — I believe it's true that eighty percent of the people, this might be slightly hyperbolic with my percentages, but there’s a lot of truth here: eighty percent of the people would agree with eighty percent of the things I say on this program.
Todd Huff: So I do believe that there is common or middle ground. But what happens is, when Democrats elect people who hate this country as it's founded, and Republicans elect people who want to return to our Constitution, you can see politically how there's no middle ground left.
Todd Huff: The radical left has its worldview. It tries to redefine truth. This is where all these confusing things that have permeated our culture come from. It's where the trans movement finds its home. It's how people can't define what a woman is. It's because of this radical left worldview. It's why we're talking about which bathrooms people should be using.
Todd Huff: That's why we're talking about — listen, they try to redefine truth on a regular basis. And as I've said before, it's because they are spiritually unwell. At its core, this is a spiritual conflict. This is a spiritual war. The Bible tells us that “we don't fight against flesh and blood,” but this is a spiritual battle that we're engaged in, and it absolutely is. It absolutely is.
Todd Huff: You have a political movement led by the godless radical left, and they're pushing upon us a worldview that tries to redefine everything that we know to be good and true. Because they know — I believe — that they are so convicted. The Bible tells us in Romans 1 that everybody knows there's a God. By the way, I don't believe in atheists. If an atheist doesn't believe in God.
Todd Huff: I heard someone say this, and I've thought about this for the past couple of weeks. I agree. I do not believe in atheists. They don't believe in God — I don't believe in them. But the thing is, they do. They do believe in God. They know there's a God. In fact, they get so angry — they want to run from that reality so much — that they create… they try to create another alternative.
Todd Huff: Where the world they create says that everything is good and acceptable, and that we shouldn't judge people for this, that, and the other. That's where, my friends, the radical left takes us. And it is absolute moral depravity.
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Todd Huff: So all that being said — I mentioned before the break — there's no middle ground left between these radical leftists who have taken over the Democrat Party and Republicans, and I would say moderates and even reasonable Democrats. They have disagreements on basic realities: truth, biological sex, the purpose of government, what humanity can achieve.
Todd Huff: This is where the hardcore socialists and even the communists reside. And you cannot run a nation on two sets of realities simultaneously, my friends. It's simply impossible. I shared earlier — we talked about the polling — real diversity as skills, gifts, viewpoints. But a country that has the mindset, “We need to pursue diversity for the sake of diversity,” eventually finds itself in this chaotic mess that we're in.
Todd Huff: And you cannot unify around diametrically opposed fundamental truths. There has to be a winner. There absolutely has to be a winner to avoid real conflict, my friends. I mean real civil war — the hot civil war. One worldview must prevail politically. This is about elections. This is about persuasion. This is about truth.
Todd Huff: This should not be about violence. We need to win by putting things in our… as best we can — get the best candidates who are focused on the right issues, who are campaigning the right way, communicating clearly, who have the strength and the resolve to do what needs to be done once they are elected. To see this through.
Todd Huff: This is about people who are willing to have the fight to redistrict in the state of Indiana — Senator Rod Bray. This is about so much more than whatever people like Rod Bray, like Eric Holcomb, like Todd Young in my state think these things are about. This is about the survival of our republic.
Todd Huff: The radical left has its worldview. It tries to redefine truth. This is where all these confusing things that have permeated our culture come from. It's where the trans movement finds its home. It's how people can't define what a woman is. It's because of this radical left worldview. It's why we're talking about which bathrooms people should be using.
Todd Huff:
That's why we're talking about — listen, they try to redefine truth on a regular basis. And as I've said before, it's because they are spiritually unwell. At its core, this is a spiritual conflict. This is a spiritual war. The Bible tells us that “we don't fight against flesh and blood,” but this is a spiritual battle that we're engaged in, and it absolutely is. It absolutely is.
Todd Huff: You have a political movement led by the godless radical left, and they're pushing upon us a worldview that tries to redefine everything that we know to be good and true. Because they know — I believe — that they are so convicted. The Bible tells us in Romans 1 that everybody knows there's a God. By the way, I don't believe in atheists. If an atheist doesn't believe in God…
Todd Huff: I heard someone say this, and I've thought about this for the past couple of weeks. I agree. I do not believe in atheists. They don't believe in God — I don't believe in them. But the thing is, they do. They do believe in God. They know there's a God. In fact, they get so angry — they want to run from that reality so much — that they create… they try to create another alternative.
Todd Huff: Where the world they create says that everything is good and acceptable, and that we shouldn't judge people for this, that, and the other. That's where, my friends, the radical left takes us. And it is absolute moral depravity.
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Todd Huff: So all that being said — I mentioned before the break — there's no middle ground left between these radical leftists who have taken over the Democrat Party and Republicans, and I would say moderates and even reasonable Democrats. They have disagreements on basic realities: truth, biological sex, the purpose of government, what humanity can achieve.
Todd Huff: This is where the hardcore socialists and even the communists reside. And you cannot run a nation on two sets of realities simultaneously, my friends. It's simply impossible. I shared earlier — we talked about the polling — real diversity as skills, gifts, viewpoints. But a country that has the mindset, “We need to pursue diversity for the sake of diversity,” eventually finds itself in this chaotic mess that we're in.
Todd Huff: And you cannot unify around diametrically opposed fundamental truths. There has to be a winner. There absolutely has to be a winner to avoid real conflict, my friends. I mean real civil war — the hot civil war. One worldview must prevail politically. This is about elections. This is about persuasion. This is about truth.
Todd Huff: This should not be about violence. We need to win by putting things in our… as best we can — get the best candidates who are focused on the right issues, who are campaigning the right way, communicating clearly, who have the strength and the resolve to do what needs to be done once they are elected. To see this through.
Todd Huff: This is about people who are willing to have the fight to redistrict in the state of Indiana — Senator Rod Bray. This is about so much more than whatever people like Rod Bray, like Eric Holcomb, like Todd Young in my state think these things are about. This is about the survival of our republic.
Todd Huff: If Democrats win the House of Representatives, they will weaponize the government again. They will impeach Trump for fabricated things. The progress that we made — and are making — to get out of this mess that has been created largely by their policies is going to come to a screeching halt. This is going to impact your family. It's going to impact inflation.
Todd Huff: There's going to be more — there's going to be even more. This has nowhere to go until there's a winner. But up, my friends, there's going to be more tension, more turmoil, more… just a boiling point, until one side wins this thing. And we had better have a mentality of winning. Loser mentality needs to step aside. Sit this one out.
Todd Huff:
That is ultimately the way — listen to me, listen to me — that is ultimately the way to avoid real conflict. It's just like the bully on the playground, right? It's just like that. You've got the bully on the playground who wants to play by his own set of rules. If people don't agree with his set of rules, they're going to force — he's going to try to force — his set of rules on them.
Todd Huff: This is how leftists govern. “You believe that this person is this biological… that whatever, trans that. And if you don't say it, if you don't use the right terms, you're going to be canceled. You're going to spend jail time, pay a fine.” This happens in some places — being pursued in some places. Just giving this as an example here.
Todd Huff: And so the only way to get past that is for there to be a winner. And just like on the, again, in the schoolyard — in the schoolyard, when the bully is first approached by the person who's not going to be bullied or who watches someone else be bullied — that's when there's the highest likelihood for there to be violence on the playground.
Todd Huff: That's when the kid might bop the bully in the face, and I would say kudos to him for doing that. But the truth is, what we want is for there to be a multiplication factor added on the side of the bully-busters. And then when you have a playground that might still have bullies, might still have people who want to force people to see things their way and abide by their rules — by the left — but you have enough of the bully-busters that they've backed down.
Todd Huff: That's what we want. That's how you have a real peace in a society and real peace in the world. “Peace through strength” is what that's called, my friends. There has to be a winner. It has to be conservatism — Republican Party. That is the vehicle that that's going to get achieved by. It won't be easy.
Todd Huff: But friends, we've got to stick with it and fight. Got to go. SDG.
