The Tudor Dixon Podcast: Democrat Civil War Erupts as NRA Warns Gun Rights Are on the Ballot

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Welcome to The Tudor Dixon Podcast today. We have a wild show for you. We are going to be speaking with John Comerford here. He is with us from the NRA, and he's going to talk to us about some of the critical races in the country and where we have the potential of people who want to go into the US government, who could potentially take our rights away. We're going to get into that, but we have a huge development in Michigan. I want to talk to you because just yesterday, Haley Stevens, one of the Democratic candidates for US Senate in Michigan, lost in the primary to Abdul El-Sayed, came out yesterday and endorsed Mike Rogers, the Republican in the race. This is pretty unheard of, so it's been an interesting time to watch this. I have a Sunday routine. I go to church. After church, I take the girls out to eat and we usually find something fun to do. Then I do my yard work, I do my grocery shopping, all that stuff. Yesterday, we leave church. We went to a new place in Grand Haven, Michigan called Ripped Cafe and Creamery in Grand Haven. It was awesome. I recommend it. But as I'm there, like my phone starts buzzing, I'm getting all these messages. Haley Stevens went to church today with Mike Rogers. I was like, that's weird. That's different.

So I thought like maybe she's actually going to come out and endorse him. Because let's rewind a little bit. Haley Stevens had said to Abdul, I want you to condemn Hassan Piker, and he would not do that. So she finally said, you know what, I'm going to campaign with you. She was supposed to be out there with James Clyburn today, Debbie Dingle or Sunday, Debbie Dingle, Mallory McMorrow. They were all going to be campaigning together. Then this commercial comes out. So this commercial comes out, it's put out by Hassan Piker's uncle, and it's pretty horrible. I mean, it was a commercial where there's a couple is grocery shopping and the husband's like, should we get this? And the wife says, oh no, the kids don't eat that anymore. And then he says, well, I think we need eggs. And she was like, oh, we can't get eggs. That $7 has to be sent to the government to kill Palestinians. And Haley Stevens was horrified. I think most Michiganders were horrified by this, because it just kind of reiterates the fact that Abdul is not talking about things that affect Michiganders. He's talking about the Middle East. He's obsessed with the Middle East. But he's also obsessed with saying Jews are bad. And Haley Stevens came out and was like, hey, look, I want to campaign with you, but you got to say that this ad is no good. Mallory McMorrow, who was also in the Democratic primary, she comes out and she says, I don't know what the hell Haley Stevens was thinking, asking for this ad to be condemned. She's like, she's working against this campaign. She goes out, I think it was on MS Now. To be honest, there's no TV camera that Mallory McMorrow doesn't love, so of course we saw her out there.

But she goes right after Stevens, instead of also condemning the ad. I mean, that's the weird thing. So Haley Stevens gets banned from the events. She gets banned from Abdul's campaign. Abdul is like this arrogant guy. You've seen him, you've seen people ask him questions. He won't answer. He bans her. And now they're all mad at her because she went to church on Sunday with Mike Rogers, and then she endorsed him. But I mean, really, she asked for him to condemn anti-Semitism, essentially, and he said no. So what does that mean to you? Do you want this guy in the US Senate? Chuck Schumer is Jewish. So you would think that he would come out and defend Haley Stevens. I mean, he's worked with her in Washington. He knows her.

He condemned her. He said she's not welcome back in the party. The Democratic Party chair in Michigan said she's not a part of the party.

Mallory McMorrow said she's too in her feelings. She can't get over the primary. She's too in her feelings.

I mean, they are talking about an ad that was disgusting. If a Republican ran it, the media would be all over it. They would say this is horrible. It's awful. I mean, it is awful. And she asked him to condemn it and he won it. It's interesting to me that McMorrow comes to his rescue because the reason McMorrow lost the primary, she didn't lose, she stepped out.