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The Freedom Caucus vs. the Uniparty | Guest: Adam Morgan | 3/26/24

The Freedom Caucus vs. the Uniparty | Guest: Adam Morgan | 3/26/24

FromConservative Review with Daniel Horowitz


The Freedom Caucus vs. the Uniparty | Guest: Adam Morgan | 3/26/24

FromConservative Review with Daniel Horowitz

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Length:
61 minutes
Released:
Mar 26, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

First, we start off with a brief analysis of the Baltimore bridge collapse and how we all expect it to take years to rebuild because we have become accustomed to regression in society and economy. Next, we delve into the only hope for creating a new party, and that is growing the state Freedom Caucus network. I focus on Wyoming and South Carolina as great examples. Unless we change things, GOP supermajorities will be worthless in checking the federal leviathan. We’re joined by Adam Morgan, chairman of the South Carolina Freedom Caucus, who is now running for Congress against an incumbent. He explains why it is vital that we demand to know whether candidates will join the Freedom Caucus or not. Otherwise, everyone will just run on our issues but will be worthless in Congress or the legislature because they are too scared to fight leadership. Morgan vividly paints a picture of how the Freedom Caucus is creating the much-needed contrast and inspiration in the South Carolina legislature and why people like him in higher office can help use their platform to elevate our guys over the uniparty. 
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Released:
Mar 26, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

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In Washington, politicians are full of half-truths and hot air. They do little more than grandstanding by spouting off talking points and spin. The Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz is here to help you cut through the rhetoric and noise and explore the politically right way to think about the issues .