The Disappearing Democrats of Pennsylvania
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The episode begins with a call to action for listeners to support the program. It then praises Charlie Kirk's work and impact on college campuses. Former FCC commissioner Brendan Carr discusses George Soros' acquisition of over 200 local radio stations and the FCC's fast-tracking of the approval process, bypassing national security reviews. Carr also criticizes the FCC's delay of rural internet rollout and the Biden administration's mismanagement of broadband funding. The episode features advertisements for Andrew and Todd, Relief Factor, and My Pillow. Scott Pressler, from Early Vote Action, discusses the recent shift in voter registration in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, from blue to red, and encourages listeners to register voters in their communities. He explains the process of requesting a mail-in ballot in Pennsylvania and highlights the significance of the decline in early ballot requests from Democrats. Pressler compares the current political landscape in Pennsylvania to previous election cycles, emphasizing the strength of the Republican ground game and the party's chances of winning the state. The episode concludes with a discussion about the failure of Nebraska Governor Pillen to call a special session on a controversial issue and the acquittal of Joey Lynn Messoros, a Trump supporter who was sued for driving next to a Biden campaign bus.
Outlines
Introduction, Charlie Kirk, and FCC Concerns
The episode begins with a call to action for listeners to support the program. It then praises Charlie Kirk's work and impact on college campuses. Former FCC commissioner Brendan Carr discusses George Soros' acquisition of over 200 local radio stations and the FCC's fast-tracking of the approval process, bypassing national security reviews.
Broadband Rollout, Political Landscape, and Free Speech
Brendan Carr criticizes the FCC's delay of rural internet rollout and the Biden administration's mismanagement of broadband funding. The episode features advertisements for Andrew and Todd, Relief Factor, and My Pillow. Scott Pressler, from Early Vote Action, discusses the recent shift in voter registration in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, from blue to red, and encourages listeners to register voters in their communities. He explains the process of requesting a mail-in ballot in Pennsylvania and highlights the significance of the decline in early ballot requests from Democrats.
Pennsylvania Election, Nebraska Special Session, and Trump Train Case
Pressler compares the current political landscape in Pennsylvania to previous election cycles, emphasizing the strength of the Republican ground game and the party's chances of winning the state. The episode concludes with a discussion about the failure of Nebraska Governor Pillen to call a special session on a controversial issue and the acquittal of Joey Lynn Messoros, a Trump supporter who was sued for driving next to a Biden campaign bus.
Keywords
Administrative State
The collection of government agencies and departments that implement and enforce laws and regulations. It has grown in power and influence over time, impacting Americans' daily lives.
Tech Censorship
The suppression of online content or speech based on political, social, or religious views. It is a growing concern globally, with governments and social media companies increasingly restricting free expression.
Free Speech
The right to express one's opinions and beliefs without fear of censorship or reprisal. It is a fundamental human right and a cornerstone of democracy.
Voter Registration
The process of officially enrolling oneself to vote in an election. It is a crucial step in ensuring that citizens can participate in the democratic process.
Early Voting
The practice of casting a ballot before the official election day. It allows voters to avoid long lines and ensure their vote is counted.
Ground Game
The on-the-ground efforts of a political campaign to mobilize voters, register voters, and get out the vote. It is a crucial aspect of winning elections.
Political Extremism
The holding of extreme political views or beliefs that are often associated with violence or intolerance. It is a complex issue with various interpretations and definitions.
Free Speech Rights
The legal protection of the right to express one's opinions and beliefs without fear of censorship or reprisal. It is a fundamental human right and a cornerstone of democracy.
Q&A
What is the significance of George Soros' recent acquisition of over 200 local radio stations?
This acquisition raises concerns about excessive foreign ownership and potential influence over local media outlets, particularly given Soros' history of political activism.
How has the Biden administration's approach to broadband funding been criticized?
The administration has been criticized for mismanaging its $42 billion broadband program, failing to connect anyone to the internet despite having a previous deal with Starlink to provide high-speed internet to rural areas.
What is the current state of voter registration efforts in Pennsylvania?
Recent shifts in voter registration, particularly in Luzerne County, suggest a growing Republican presence in the state. However, the outcome of the election will depend on voter turnout and the effectiveness of both parties' ground games.
What are the key takeaways from the Trump Train case and its implications for free speech?
The acquittal of Joey Lynn Messoros and other Trump supporters highlights the importance of protecting free speech rights, even when opinions are unpopular or offensive. The case also demonstrates the potential for political weaponization of the legal system to silence dissent.
Show Notes
Since Nebraska didn't go winner-take-all, Donald Trump must flip one of the three "blue wall" states to win in November — and fortunately, there's promising news that Trump is poised to win Pennsylvania. Scott Presler joins to talk about a major county close to Biden's hometown that now has its first Republican plurality in half a century. Plus, JoeyLynn Mesaros recounts a heroic victory against some of Biden's anti-MAGA lawfare, and FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr exposes how the Biden Admin spent $42 billion to build...nothing.
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