Dennis PragerFounder, PragerU · Founder of PragerU | NYT best-selling author

Republicans Lose Election in Pennsylvania

27 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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In this rally‑style monologue, the speaker urges Republican supporters to continue showing up at the polls, emphasizing that the November election victory—particularly the presidential win—does not equate to overall success. The speech frames the November result as merely the starting line of a longer race, using a track relay metaphor where President Trump is portrayed as the anchor leg that will finish the race. The speaker stresses that grassroots participants must also run the earlier legs, stressing ongoing participation in down‑ballot races and future elections.

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It doesn't matter what we say. It doesn't matter how much we fight. If we don't show up and vote, it's as simple as that. If you think that we won in November, you're sadly mistaken. Yeah, we don't get me wrong. We won. We won the election. We won the presidential election, right? It feels good. All right. Pat ourselves on the back. Great. All right. That was great. That was just the— we were just on the starting line. We just got to play the game. We just got to get inside of the race, get into the race. That's frankly, that's all we did. That's all we did. And then President Trump, in a sense, for those of you— I ran track before, so I just— President Trump, in a sense, is an anchor. He's that anchor leg where we're going to pass out the baton to President Trump to finish the race. The problem is we, we have to be in the race too. That first leg, that second leg, that third leg, we've got to be in the race too.