In this conversation, Shaun Collins interviews Sonia Agora, a homesteader and farmer who is running for Congress. They discuss the challenges of being self-sufficient in an urban environment, the importance of spreading the message of liberty, and the need for real people in office who understand the struggles of everyday life. They also touch on the corruption within the political system and the need for grassroots candidates to challenge the status quo. The conversation covers topics such as taxation, government overreach, the need for term limits, the importance of unity, and the role of voting in instilling hope. The guest, Sonia Agora, discusses her campaign for Congress and her mission to spread the message of liberty and hold the government accountable. She emphasizes the need for people to work together, build coalitions, and find alternative solutions outside of the government's control. The conversation ends with a call to support Sonia's campaign and promote peace and liberty.

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Introduction and Fascination with Farming

01:12

Running for Congress as a Homesteader

03:22

Spreading the Message of Liberty through Political Office

09:01

Lack of Trust in the Government

14:25

Building Networks and Communities

18:19

The Importance of Real People in Political Office

23:58

Corruption within the Political System

29:26

The Second Amendment and Individual Rights

32:38

The Need for Grassroots Candidates