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Dr. Zuhdi Jasser warned Sunday on Life, Liberty & Levin that America faces a coordinated threat, not isolated incidents, and urged Americans to wake up before our liberties are eroded beyond repair. His blunt assessment — that we are seeing battalions of wolves rather than lone wolves — was a sober reminder that complacency is the luxury of those who don’t understand what’s at stake for our republic. His message on Fox News was unvarnished and urgent, and it deserves the attention of every patriot who still believes in the founding principles.
Jasser isn’t just a talking head; he’s running for Congress in Arizona’s 4th District and has mounted a second campaign to unseat the left’s status quo in the state. His entry into the 2026 race brings a voice shaped by service and conviction to a district that needs representation standing for law, order, and the Constitution. Voters who are tired of career politicians and woke appeasement should note that a principled fighter is stepping forward to run on real solutions.
During the interview, Jasser drove a simple point home: the fight against radicalism requires clarity and courage, not platitudes and political correctness. He told host Mark Levin that failing to call evil by its name and to build defenses against organized threats will leave Americans vulnerable. That clarity is rare in today’s political theater, where too many prefer catchy slogans over confronting uncomfortable truths.
Conservatives have long warned that the left’s obsession with identity politics and symbolic gestures weakens our institutions and emboldens extremists under the guise of tolerance. Jasser has repeatedly spoken out against radicalized communities and policies that prioritize cultural accommodation over patriotic assimilation, and he’s right to demand that America’s laws and values come first. If we won’t defend the rule of law and the primacy of the Constitution, then the next generation will inherit a hollowed-out republic.
Beyond rhetoric, Jasser brings real credentials to the fight: a physician, Navy veteran, and founder of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy who has been a vocal opponent of political Islam’s radical strains. His background gives him credibility to expose and counter extremist ideologies while affirming that Islam and American values can coexist under freedom and constitutional order. That combination of experience and principle is exactly what voters should demand from anyone who seeks to represent them in Congress.
Americans who love liberty should rally behind leaders who will take the hard steps — secure the border, defund radical networks, and restore civic virtue in our schools and institutions. This isn’t a partisan suggestion; it’s a survival strategy for a nation that was once the envy of the world because it stood for something beyond tribalism. Dr. Jasser’s campaign offers a chance to reject the complacency that has cost us so much and to elect leaders who will put country before compromise.
