The Conservative Movement ABANDONED Primaries — Now RINOs Are Winning Everything | 7/29/26

The Conservative Movement ABANDONED Primaries — Now RINOs Are Winning Everything | 7/29/26

Author: Blaze Podcast Network July 29, 2026 Duration: 57:51
The Republican establishment isn't just surviving — it is rebuilding its power because conservatives stopped fighting where elections are actually won: Republican primaries. Today, I explain why the conservative movement has become obsessed with exposing problems while ignoring the political battles that determine who writes the laws. The result? RINOs are no longer just surviving — they are defeating conservative incumbents with the backing of powerful special-interest money. Rep. Andy Ogles (R-Tenn.) joins the show to discuss how a green energy PAC aligned with Biden's renewable energy agenda is spending heavily to defeat him after he helped repeal Green New Deal subsidies. Yet voters are never told the real reason these outside groups are targeting conservatives, and their candidates run ads as if they are the true conservative. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Navigating the daily news cycle often feels like wading through a swamp of manufactured narratives and partisan spin. Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz offers a different path, diving deep into the core principles that should guide policy and cultural analysis from a right-leaning perspective. Hosted by Daniel Horowitz and presented by the Blaze Podcast Network, this show isn't about rehashing the headlines you've already heard. Instead, it's a detailed examination of how conservative philosophy applies to current events, dissecting the failures of both the left and the compromised right with a focus on foundational ideas rather than personality-driven politics. Each episode aims to untangle complex issues in news, culture, and society, providing listeners with a framework for understanding that goes beyond superficial talking points. You'll find a consistent push for intellectual consistency and a critique of empty political theater, whether the topic is legislation, a cultural trend, or a foreign policy decision. The goal is to equip you with a clearer, more principled way to process the world's noise. For anyone seeking substance over soundbites, this podcast serves as a rigorous, principle-first review of the American landscape.
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