It's ELECTION DAY, America – and while we could spend today’s episode unpacking the ins and outs of polling data, betting predictions, and key races to watch, but I want to zoom in on Michigan tonight as the perfect image of "a tale of two Americas." Democrat Congresswoman Haley Stevens SHOCKED the world this week in rescinding her endorsement of Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed and instead endorsing Republican Mike Rogers, citing her concerns over rising violence on the political left championed by people like Hasan Piker. She chose Country over Party–and is taking SERIOUS heat for it. Meanwhile, ardent Abdul El-Sayed supporter & University of Michigan student Temulun Togochog has gone viral this week for SHOVING a Jewish influencer and threatening to kill her on Michigan’s campus just moments before Election Day… and there’s virtually no condemnation of her behavior from the Left at all. Liberal women in America have a choice to make this Election Day & beyond - will you choose the path of rational, independent thought, or radicalization into extreme political violence? The choice is up to you.
Dennis Prager and PragerU CEO Marissa Streit explore what happens when society lowers standards to shield young people from stress, failure, and disappointment. They discuss what college can do to a young person’s values, why ambition still matters, and what it takes for someone to become the best version of themselves.
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