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The podcast currently has 24 episodes available.
In this episode, host Joshua Gale and South Carolina State House Representative Jordan Pace recap the Republican primaries that took place across the state. They discuss the low voter turnout and the surprises and upsets in various races. They also talk about the role of money in politics and the success of the Freedom Caucus in defending their seats.
In this riveting episode, we welcome Pieter Keyter, a successful South African farmer and author, who draws striking parallels between the political landscapes of South Africa and the United States. Pieter delves into the alarming similarities in political playbooks, warning Americans of the potential consequences if corruption and false promises go unchecked. He highlights how the same tactics at play in South Africa are increasingly evident in the U.S., urging listeners to recognize and address these issues before it’s too late. Keyter discusses the severe impact of government corruption on infrastructure and society, stressing the importance of robust border security and documented immigration. He also underscores the vital role of the church during times of societal and political crises and emphasizes how informed voting and understanding primaries can significantly shape government representation. This episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the future of our nation and eager to take action against political corruption and mismanagement. Don’t miss Pieter’s eye-opening insights and practical advice for safeguarding democracy.
A Must Read: A Farmer's Redemption: Overcoming Famine by Faith
The episode explores the impact of dark money on elections, the legal loopholes that allow it to influence policy decisions, and the need for conservative Christians to take their place in government elections.
https://smashingplastic.com/
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In this episode, hosts Joshua Gale and South Carolina State House Representative Jordan Pace interview Serita Edgerton, who is running for South Carolina State House District 34 In Spartanburg County. Serita is pro-life and supports educational opportunities, immigration reform, and low taxes. She shares her journey into politics and her commitment to conservative values. She also addresses false accusations made against her and emphasizes her loyalty to Jesus Christ and her husband. Serita is unafraid to share her personal testimony and is determined to make a difference in Columbia. She emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability in politics and promises to be accessible to her constituents. She also highlights the need for budget reform and a more equitable distribution of funds across the state. Sarita recommends Burgers and Bakery and Rigsby's as the best places to get a burger in Spartanburg County.
https://saritaforsc.com/
Sarita’s Testimony - https://youtu.be/sbPsE6YPjkA?si=bQJa9zqFwo0ys3Lo
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https://rigsbysburgers.com/
https://smashingplastic.com/ - Smashing Plastic, A Pickleball Podcast
In this episode, Joshua Gale and South Carolina State House representative Jordan Pace discuss the misplaced priorities and missed opportunities of the 2024 legislative session in South Carolina. They cover topics such as small restaurants and bars closing due to the hike in insurance costs caused by the state, voter integrity, and medical freedom. They emphasize the importance of researching candidates and holding each representative accountable for their voting record.
Smashing Plastic - a Pickleball Podcast
https://youtu.be/_RwEANE1Uew?list=PLfUXVvLY0WIN9ra5p8a6PmdVAFP1sOupF
In this episode, Joshua Gale interviews Greg Ford, a candidate for District 98 in the South Carolina State House. They discuss Ford's motivation for running, his values and integrity, and his plans for improving voting integrity and reducing taxes.
https://votegregford.com/
https://smashingplastic.com/
In this episode, Jody Bohman, a candidate for State House District 114, joins the podcast to discuss her grassroots campaign, her journey into politics, and her hopes for the district.
https://bohmanforhouse.com/
https://scvotes.gov/
https://miketurnerforsheriff.com/
https://votegregford.com/
https://www.leberforsenate.com/
In this engaging episode, join hosts Joshua Gale and South Carolina State House Representative Jordan Pace as they deliver crucial updates on various bills previously explored in the series. Stay informed with their insightful commentary on the legislative progress and implications.
In this episode, we air Representative Jordan Pace’s recent appearance on the Popular Podcast CrossPolitic.
CrossPolitic mixes the taboo formula of faith, culture, and politics to bring the clarity of the gospel across America. They are a community of Christians who desire to see the Lordship of Christ in every corner of our culture, reigning over every politician and changing every individual for our good and His glory.
The hosts are pastors, deacons, and filmmakers, who long to see our fallen and broken nation recognize Jesus as our redeemer. Our hosts have interviewed notable presidential candidates (such as Senator Ted Cruz and Dr. Ben Carson), written books, preach the Gospel, make films, and utilize every avenue possible to declare the gospel of our Lord to the whole world.
To learn more, visit crosspolitic.com.
In this episode, Joshua Gale and South Carolina State House Representative Jordan Pace discuss the South Carolina Energy Bill, also known as H-5118. They provide a brief history of energy production in South Carolina, including the consolidation of power companies and the failed VC Summer nuclear power plant project. They explain the key provisions of the energy bill, such as the construction of a natural gas plant and restrictions on international companies building solar farms. They also highlight the need for competition in the energy market and the power grid's vulnerability. The conversation emphasizes the importance of being informed and holding representatives accountable.
The podcast currently has 24 episodes available.