Left in the Basement

In this episode, we speak to Wendy Davis. Wendy is running for Congress in GA district 14. She currently serves on Rome City Commission. We discuss her involvement in local politics, the struggle to help small businesses, and even her involvement in getting minor league baseball to Rome, GA. Check out her website at wendyforus.com.

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Rio is a friend of the podcast and spoke with us about his choice to change his political party registration from Republican to Democrat. We discuss swing voters and how compromise can be important in maintaining democracy.

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Marcus Flowers is running for United States Congress against Marjorie Taylor Greene. He served in the US Army and is hoping to give the incumbent Republican a real challenge in an extremely red district. Marcus explains why he joined the race, the dangers of Q-Anon, and how he plans to win the district.

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We discuss our upcoming website, interview schedule, and a new segment that finally has taken shape! Be sure to like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, and subscribe to this show wherever you get your podcasts.

And as always, a thank you to Rachel Palmer for the music featured throughout this episode. Go check out her work at rachelpalmer.bandcamp.com.