Show Your Work with Angie Carraway

What's harder: teaching middle school or running for office? Angie Carraway has a pretty definite answer.

In this episode of Show Your Work, Matt puts Angie in the hot seat with questions about teaching, Texas politics, and life on the campaign trail.

They talk about struggling public schools, the rising cost of living, what Republican voters are saying at their doorsteps, and why running for office has changed how Angie sees politics.

Along the way, Angie shares some behind-the-scenes stories, explains why teachers are a lot like the musicians on the Titanic, and makes the case that the Texas we see on social media isn't the Texas we actually live in.

Like what you heard? Learn more about Angie and her campaign at https://citizensforcarraway.com.

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Angie and Matt dive into the impact of Texas growth on resources and the affordability challenges faced by Texans. It explores the implications of data center expansion, the cost of electricity, water usage, and tax incentives. Also, a recap of the Rally for Public Schools and how Texans could get some relief.

Angie Carraway is the democratic candidate for Texas House District 89 in Collin County. Visit citizensforcarraway.com to learn more.

All political advertising paid for by Citizens for Carraway.

In this episode, Angie and Matt discuss how the state is already asking for more Voucher money, the impact of Republican education policy, and how affordability is on everyone's mind.

Angie Carraway is the common sense candidate for TX HD 89. To learn more about her campaign visit citizensforcarraway.com.

All political advertising paid for by Citizens for Carraway.

Angie's back in the classroom and back on the trail. This week: a first-week-of-school story you won't forget (meet Steve), how the campaign is responding to an opponent's push poll testing negative attacks, and why data centers have become one of the most uniting issues in Collin County right now. Plus a happy family update and where to find Angie this weekend.

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In this episode, Angie and Matt talk about the start of the school year, the impact of vouchers on public education, and the challenges of teaching. The conversation highlights the importance of prioritizing the well-being of students and the challenges faced by educators. They go deeper into campaign activities, and the challenges of working together. And the impact of online life on real-life politics.

Learn more about Angie's run for TX HD 89 at citizensforcarraway.com.

A Q&A episode with Angie and Matt. She discusses her recent block walking experience and the importance of genuine conversations with voters. She also discusses the historical context of political divides and the importance of finding common ground in a divided nation, and how she sees a winnable path in a red district.

Learn more about Angie's campaign at www.citizensforcarraway.com

This week, the conversation goes into the importance of public education as a civil right and Angie's passion for public education. It also explores the Texas Education Freedom Accounts and their impact on rural schools.

In this episode, Angie and Matt talk through their participation in the Texas Democratic Convention. The whirlwind of events, from navigating the caucus gauntlet, running on no sleep, and culminating in an unexpected opportunity to speak on the main stage. The trip to Corpus was a lot of hard work and reminded them of family.

In this first episode of Show Your Work, we cover the convention preview, Angie's Juneteenth celebration visits, and a message from a district voter that reminded us exactly why this campaign exists.

Angie Carraway is a 14-year Collin County teacher running for Texas House District 89.

Learn more: citizensforcarraway.com

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