Advancing the Agenda

U.S. Congressman Andrew Clyde joins the podcast. Congressman Clyde represents Georgia's 9th congressional district which is located in northeast Georgia. The interview focuses on three topics: (1) illegal immigration and the ending of Title 42, (2) the ongoing debt ceiling situation, and (3) the 2nd Amendment and gun laws in the United States.

Congressman Clyde's Website: clyde.house.gov

Twitter, Gettr, and Facebook: @repclyde

Request Congressman Clyde's Newsletter: clyde.house.gov

This episode offers eight (8) strategies for Republicans to counter the media's misrepresentation of Republicans.

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This episode highlights two lessons from March Madness: (1) the unity of America and (2) the courtesy and mutual respect from the opposing teams

This episode discusses the violence that occurred on March 5, 2023, at the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center.  The episode gives a background of the facility and describes both the previous protests at the Training Center and the two most recent riots in Atlanta (January 21, 2023, and March 5, 2023).  The episode concludes with a discussion with a need to prevent the riots rather than merely react to them.

REFERENCES:

Map of Atlanta and the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center

Website of the Atlanta Public Training Center

Article discussing social media posts prior to the riot of January 21, 2023

Article discussing social media posts prior to the riot of March 5, 2023

This episode outlines the benefits of moving the Super Bowl to Saturday.  It also discusses why the Monday after the Super Bowl should not be a national holiday.

This episode focuses on the need of the Republican National Committee (RNC) to protect companies and individuals who support Republicans.  The episode argues that incidents against these companies and individuals have increased.  The episode discusses several of these occurrences.  It also focuses on DirecTV's removal of Newsmax and the aftermath of Georgia's 2005 and 2021 Voting Rights Laws.

REFERENCES:

Newsmax article on DirecTV's removal of Newsmax

DirecTV's letter on DirecTV's removal of Newsmax

Video showing Democrat officials protesting the certification of the Presidential Elections in 2001, 2005, and 2017

My article from Newsmax:   Data Shows Different Story about African-American Voting Behavior in Georgia

This episode covers two topics.  First, it provides a description of the process for electing the chair of the Republican National Committee (RNC) and identifies the candidates who are expected to be nominated for the election.  Second, it provides an overview of the of the election process of the State Republican Parties.  Each state is different.  This episode focuses on the elections for the Georgia Republican Party.  The Georgia Republican Party is broken down into precinct, county, and Congressional district Republican parties.

REFERENCES:

Letter from Harmeet:

Harmeets Dhillon's Website

Harmeet Dhillon's Letter to Members of the RNC (via Politico)

Mike Lindell's Website 

Letter on behalf of Ronna McDaniel to the 168 Voting Members (via FoxNews)

Federal Elections Commission (FEC) Report for the RNC (1/1/2021-11/28/2022)

This podcast discusses the Special Counsels for President Biden and President Trump.  It discusses the Orders appointing the Special Counsels as well as the facts surrounding the allegations against President Biden and President Trump.  The podcast discusses the one similarity and the many differences between them.

Appointment of John L. Smith as Special Counsel (the Special Counsel investigating President Trump)

Press Release Accompanying the Appointment of John L. Smith as Special Counsel

Appointment of Robert K. Hur as Special Counsel (the Special Counsel investigating President Biden)

This episode discusses campaign finance reform.  It explains the importance of money in campaigns and for what purposes those funds are used.  It then discusses the money raised in the Warnock-Walker and Fetterman-Oz elections, and the role which these funds had in the elections.  Lastly, it offers two solutions for campaign finance reform and two avenues for their implementation.