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Once a month I will be hosting guests from Indiantown to give us updates about current issues and happenings! This show will host Tony Zweiner, Kimberly Jackson, and Guy Parker. In the second half hour Eric Miller joined KC in the studio to not only talk about Indiantown, but to also share with us the new platform he is launching called Talk About Martin (TAM).
I hope you can tune in or join the discussion in the Facebook LIVE feed as we discuss election integrity, the importance of voter registration, mail-in ballots, the voting process behind the scenes at the Supervisor of Elections office, and why your vote does count. Panel members are Elmira Gainey, community leader and former Martin County Commissioner, Vicki Davis Martin County Supervisor of Elections, Jimmy Smith, President of the NAACP, and your host, KC.
Ted Astolfi joins KC in the studio to discuss the issues the Economic Council of Martin County are keeping an eye on!
ABOUT KW MILLER
KW Miller is a Leader
Help KW Miller Put Liberty First!KW Miller will work for you to limit government overreach into your lives and block Globalist expansion of centralized power.Congressman Miller will follow the U.S. Constitution’s limits on government and recognition of individual rights as the Founder’s intended!KW Miller is a Constitutionalist and a balanced conservationist. KW is a strong advocate for the right to keep and bear arms and a defender of private property rights.We need a Congressman in favor of liberty in District 18!KW Miller believes in American exceptionalism, which keeps America great!Background:KW Miller is a Global CEO, CRO, Restructuring & Turnaround Executive in the Energy and Infrastructure Sectors with over thirty-years of combined experience.He Advises Institutional Investors, Sovereign Governments, Restructures, Invests and holds Board positions with Energy and Industrial companies globally. He is considered a pioneer in the Global Power and Natural Gas industry, having led deregulation, market reform and planning efforts in the United States, Nordic Markets, UK, Germany and Australia. He has been the Chairman and CEO of multiple global energy companies and utilities, as well as private energy acquisition companies.His main focus is on very large and complex debt and operational restructuring’s in the Infrastructure sectors, including Power Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Natural Gas Pipeline, Fuel Storage Terminals, Water and other critical infrastructure assets. To include restructuring all Governmental, Agency and private debt agreements, as well as operational restructuring to include personnel, risk management policies and procedures, fuel supply contracts and other third-party vendor agreements.He holds a BA in Accounting, an MBA in Finance, and is formally credit and risk management trained by JPMorgan Chase (Formerly Chase Manhattan Bank).
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Nik Tizekker, film director and producer, and Kaya Jones, former singer from Pussycat Dolls, Actress, Producer, Grammy Winning Vocalist, Grammy Advocacy, and member of the Trump Campaign Advisory Board will discuss what Conservatives have to face, such as being blacklisted, in the liberal entertainment industry. Plus, Nik and Kaya will share what they are working on to make sure conservative voices are not shut down in the industry!
Noel DeValle joins KC in the studio to tell us about one of the best youth outreach programs in the county, Martin County Police Athletic League. “Making a positive difference on the future by
Pairing good cops with good kids
We are committed to providing kids with a safe environment in which they can develop new friendships and become productive members of society.”
The man, not a myth, but the making of a legend! Carlos & Laura Gavidia joins KC in the studio to talk about why he created the Trump Boat, his COVID experience, and the founding of Trumptillas! The next local Trumptilla will be on Sept. 6, 2020. Tune in to find out more!
Merritt Mattheson, candidate for City of Stuart Commission, Group 3
About
Martin County native. Proud father and husband. Devoted civil servant.Biography
I am a proud life-long resident of Martin County and a multi-generational Florida native. My parents relocated to Martin County from Miami, following in the footsteps of my great-uncle Bill Matheson, who had settled in Palm City in the 1950s. I was born at Martin Memorial Hospital and raised in Palm City. I was privileged with an upbringing that allowed me to enjoy the aspects of this community that make it special: natural beauty, good schools, quiet neighborhoods and close-knit communities.My first great love was the sea. I have been an avid fisherman for as long as I can remember. As a young teenager, I also began scuba diving and surfing. Growing up along the South Fork of the St. Lucie River, I’ve witnessed first-hand the devastation caused by the discharges from Lake Okeechobee. My love of nature was not isolated to aquatic ecosystems. I spent many days exploring, camping, fishing and hunting in the wild hammocks, savannas, creeks and wetlands of western Martin County and beyond.I attended the University of Colorado Boulder where I studied Environmental Biology. In 2003, I earned my captain’s license. After college, I settled in Maui, Hawaii, where I worked as a charter fishing boat captain. It was during this time that I discovered I have LHON, a rare hereditary condition that degenerates my optic nerve. There is no treatment for the condition. Within a year, I became legally blind.I moved to the City of Stuart in 2010 with my wife, Chelsey, whose own family ties to Martin County stretch back more than 100 years. Since returning to Florida, I have worked for West Marine in Stuart as the Fishing Manager. I have also purchased and managed investment properties. I currently serve on the LPA advisory board for the city. Though my disability prevents me from continuing to run charter fishing boats, I am still able to do some work as a saltwater fishing guide for friends and clients who own their own boats. My wife and I are now raising a daughter and a Jack Russell Terrier. We have another child expected at the end of August.Though I left Martin County in my early twenties to gain an education and explore the world, I was drawn back here when I knew it was time to settle down and raise a family. My roots here are deep. I am grateful to the generations before me who worked hard to preserve the small-town charm of Stuart, and I am ready to make my own contribution to ensure that my children are able to enjoy and appreciate it the way I did.https://www.facebook.com/mathesonforstuart/
Doug has lived in Jensen Beach since 1990. Prior to becoming Martin County Commissioner, Doug became actively involved in extensive community service such as: past President /board member of the Elliott Museum/Historical Society and Maritime & Yachting Museum, board member of Hibiscus Children’s Council, Tri-County Tech Foundation now called HPS-Helping People Succeed, Environmental Studies Council, Florida Oceanographic society, Founding Officer Indian RiverSide Park Alliance (IRSA), and Founding Officer Friends of Mount Elizabeth (FOME) as well as his involvement in various County boards.
-Doug graduated from the first Martin County Citizens Academy Resources Education series course (CARES),
-Doug was the first non-sitting commissioner to complete the Florida Association of Counties (FAC) Certification Program for County Commissioners, as it was very important to be prepared for the office he sought in 2000.
-Doug also completed the County Leadership Institute program offered by the National Association of Counties (NACo), the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Services and the Local Government Leadership program.
-Member of the Republican Club and Republican 100 Club.
-Member of the Fraternal Order of Elks and Order Sons of Italy,-Commissioner Smith participated in the Southeast Florida Honor Flights as a guardian with veteran to Washington, DC to visit those memorials dedicated to honor the veterans service and sacrifices – Sept 18, 2010, Sept 24, 2011, May 12, 2012, Nov 3, 2012, Sept 7, 2013, June 5-7, 2014.Commissioner Smith is committed to serving the residents and businesses of Martin County and preserving/improving our Martin County quality of life.https://www.facebook.com/dougsmithyes/
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