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Constitution Study Radio

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Constitution Study Radio episodes

  • "I Want Your Money" Movie, Director Ray Griggs on the Political Pistachio Radio Revolution
    Two versions of the American dream stand in sharp contrast. One views the money you earn as yours and best allocated by you, championing the traditional American dream, which has played out millions of times through generations of Americans, of improving one’s lot in life and the entrepreneurial spirit of daring to dream and to build big. The other has the federal government, using taxpayers’ money, playing a major role in distributing wealth to level the field, regardless of effort. Choosing between these two views of the role of government, at this crucial juncture, will determine the future we and our children and our children’s children enjoy.
    Obama believes in larger government. In his Inaugural Address, he said, “Now there are some who question the scale of our ambitions – who suggest our system cannot tolerate big plans…The question we ask today is not whether our government is too big or too small, but whether it works—whether it helps families find jobs at a decent wage, care they can afford, a retirement that is dignified.” With a federal deficit of nearly one and a half trillion dollars for 2009 and deficit projections of not less than a half a trillion dollars over the next ten years, the question of whether government is too big or too small is very relevant, even vital to the future of the nation.
    Filmmaker Ray Griggs' documentary film, I Want Your Money, contrasts the two paths the U.S. can take using words and actions of Obama and Reagan, also using interviews from well-known figures to tell in the plainest terms the views of the role of the federal government in our society. It also tells how big government programs has been tried in the past at great moral and financial cost to the nation.
    2 hr
  • Gold Star Mom Debbie Lee joins the Political Pistachio Radio Revolution
    Debbie Lee's son was killed in the line of duty August 2, 2006. He was the first SEAL to lose his life in Iraq. In his final moments he single-handedly held off enemy fighters as his team rescued a wounded soldier from a rooftop. When she received the news of the death of her son, after experiencing a torrent of emotions, Debbie Lee decided to honor him, and give to the troops that are so bravely fighting for our freedoms.
    Debbie Lee has been touring America to honor Marc, and his brothers in arms. She established America's Mighty Warriors which is dedicated to random acts of kindness for military personnel and their families stateside and overseas.
    Debbie made a second trip to Iraq this year, able to interview personnel from both the American and Iraqi Air Force, and even secured an exclusive interview with General Anwar, the man in charge of the Iraqi Air Force - an opportunity denied to media outlets like CNN.
    In her trip to Iraq, Debbie Lee saw first hand the rebuilding of Iraq.
    Debbie's first trip to Iraq was in December of 2007, where she made history being the first Gold Star Mother to go into the combat zone where her son gave his life.
    Jodie Evans and Code Pink has taunted Debbie, making light of her son’s sacrifice, saying things like, “Your son deserved to die in Iraq if he was stupid enough to go over there.”
    Tonight, Debbie Lee Joins the Political Pistachio Radio Revolution to discuss these events in her life, as well as touch on her feelings about the current political situation, and where we go from here. Join us.
    Conservative News and Commentary
    2 hr

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My Online Radio Program moved to AM Radio August 6, 2011. Since then, we've been on KCAA 1050 AM, and now we are on KMET 1490-AM on Saturdays at 1:00 pm (Constitution Radio with Douglas V. Gibbs). …