RON ARMSTRONG: And if [Chuck Schumer] indeed goes against the DSA, which is now in charge of the Democratic Party, just understand this isn't maybe what they believe personally, but it's what is necessary because moving forward it will not be tolerated for you to be middle of the road Democrat any longer.

SECURING AMERICA: 11/03/26 Frank is joined by Ron Armstrong of Stand Up Michigan, Dr. Karen Siegemund of the American Freedom Alliance, and Dr. David Wurmser to discuss Michigan’s Senate race, election integrity and education, and Israel’s coalition challenges amid regional threats. Ron discusses the Michigan Senate race between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, saying the contest is close and that recent events could influence voters who have not yet cast ballots. He describes former Democratic primary candidate Haley Stevens’s endorsement of Rogers after a dispute with El-Sayed’s campaign and estimates that even a small shift in votes could affect the result. The conversation also covers COVID-era restrictions, freedom of speech, and what they describe as threats to constitutional rights, connecting the Michigan race to broader divisions within the Democratic Party and the potential impact on control of the Senate. @standup_mi Karen expresses concerns about election integrity and says educational institutions influence students’ values, knowledge, and sense of national identity. She discusses Chinese and Qatari involvement in education, the role of Confucius Institutes, and the effects of schools taking on responsibilities she believes belong to parents. The conversation also addresses the impact of school policies on children’s identities and family relationships. @AFAlliance David analyzes Israel’s recent election and the difficulty of forming a governing coalition. He discusses the Arab parties’ role, possible paths including another election or a national unity government, and the pressures Israel faces from Iran, Gaza, Hezbollah, and other regional issues. He considers reported contacts among Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, and argues that Turkey and Qatar are working together. He says the central question regarding possible U.S. action against Iran is whether the aim would be regime change, and whether Israel would be included in the planning. @Wurmserscribit

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SECURING AMERICA: 11/03/26 Frank is joined by Ron Armstrong of Stand Up Michigan, Dr. Karen Siegemund of the American Freedom Alliance, and Dr. David Wurmser to discuss Michigan’s Senate race, election integrity and education, and Israel’s coalition challenges amid regional threats. Ron discusses the Michigan Senate race between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, saying the contest is close and that recent events could influence voters who have not yet cast ballots. He describes former Democratic primary candidate Haley Stevens’s endorsement of Rogers after a dispute with El-Sayed’s campaign and estimates that even a small shift in votes could affect the result. The conversation also covers COVID-era restrictions, freedom of speech, and what they describe as threats to constitutional rights, connecting the Michigan race to broader divisions within the Democratic Party and the potential impact on control of the Senate.

@standup_mi

Karen expresses concerns about election integrity and says educational institutions influence students’ values, knowledge, and sense of national identity. She discusses Chinese and Qatari involvement in education, the role of Confucius Institutes, and the effects of schools taking on responsibilities she believes belong to parents. The conversation also addresses the impact of school policies on children’s identities and family relationships.

@AFAlliance

David analyzes Israel’s recent election and the difficulty of forming a governing coalition. He discusses the Arab parties’ role, possible paths including another election or a national unity government, and the pressures Israel faces from Iran, Gaza, Hezbollah, and other regional issues. He considers reported contacts among Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, and argues that Turkey and Qatar are working together. He says the central question regarding possible U.S. action against Iran is whether the aim would be regime change, and whether Israel would be included in the planning. @Wurmserscribit

With Ron Armstrong.

Schumer is doubling down and backing Abdul El-Sayed instead of the actual Democratic Party.  And I think that we're seeing this because he wants to maintain, if they take the Senate, a chance to stay in leadership.  And if he indeed goes against the DSA, which is now in charge of the Democratic Party, just understand this isn't maybe what they believe personally, but it's what is necessary because moving forward it will not be tolerated for you to be middle of the road Democrat any longer.  And that is what basically Chuck Schumer said is through Haley under the bus for what she stood for even though he supposedly has so defended the Jewish community . . .

If you're a Christian, it is absolutely your civic responsibility to vote.