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The Midweek Update – Trump Is Finishing 1776 Why Mark Carney and the DSA Want Him Gone – July 1, 2026

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The Midweek Update – Trump Is Finishing 1776 Why Mark Carney and the DSA Want Him Gone – July 1, 2026
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Barbara Boyd argues President Trump is not exaggerating when he calls communism the biggest threat to the nation, framing this July 4th moment as a revolutionary new beginning rooted in the American System. She points to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s “innovation wave,” reshoring, and a resilient economy, then spotlights the June 23 release of Trump’s America First Resilience Strategy—a shift from reactive crisis management to making hazards and adversaries unable to hold U.S. interests at risk. She connects this to Alexander Hamilton’s manufacturing, credit, and National Bank policies and Vice President Vance’s embrace of a Hamiltonian, anti–laissez-faire tradition. Then she exposes Mark Carney as a spokesman for the City of London—linking him to digital currency, net-zero finance, Tony Blair, and an anti-Trump “coalition”—and the Democratic Socialists of America as advancing a minimum-to-maximum program toward public ownership, constitutional change, and revolutionary seizure of state power.00:00 The Midweek Update – Trump Is Finishing 1776 — Why Mark Carney and the DSA Want Him Gone – July 1, 202600:58 Revolutions Are New Beginnings06:02 Mark Carney’s Fake Revolution09:32 The Democratic Socialists of America

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