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Episode 39 | No Limit Soliders

Episode 39 | No Limit Soliders

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In this wide-ranging episode, Rich and Kevin reflect on the erosion of democracy, the resignation of a Morehouse-educated admiral, and the growing weight of affordability as America’s defining political issue. The guys dig deep into how Trump’s authoritarian moves—from pardoning drug traffickers to ignoring military norms—are straining institutions. They also assess early 2026 Senate and gubernatorial matchups, lay out strategic recommendations for Democrats, and issue a clear call for year-round organizing, not just culture war commentary.

📍(06:59) — The Admiral Who Chose Integrity Over Orders
A Morehouse brother turned decorated admiral steps down rather than follow illegal directives under Trump—a powerful moment of moral clarity that underscores the stakes of a second Trump term.

📍(14:45) — The Constitution Ain’t Optional
Rich and Kevin break down how today’s Supreme Court and Department of Defense are eroding foundational norms, from redistricting to militarized drug enforcement, creating a political twilight zone headed into 2026.

📍(26:55) — Feeding Kids, Fixing Roads, Funding Hospitals
Democrats are gaining traction in deep-red districts with working-class messaging focused on affordability. The TN-07 race proves even Trump +22 areas can swing when the right issues are centered.

📍(34:45) — Joy Is a Tariff: The Holiday Struggle Is Real
The rising cost of living isn’t abstract—it’s affecting Christmas dinner and children's gifts. The guys dig into how affordability is eclipsing culture wars and redefining what voters really care about.

📍(49:09) — 2026 Watchlist: Governors, Fundraising & Filters
From Wes Moore’s challenges in Maryland to Jasmine Crockett’s potential Senate run in Texas, Rich and Kevin examine how Democrats must shed outdated electability filters and field candidates who reflect America’s full spectrum.

🏆 Mamba Mentality Award: Admiral Cedric T. Leighton
This week’s honor goes to the HBCU-educated admiral who put country over career. His refusal to obey illegal orders under Trump highlights what principled, patriotic leadership looks like—especially when it’s inconvenient. In a climate where cowardice is rewarded, his example is a beacon.

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