The third GOP Presidential debate provided interesting discussion, but in the end, was largely meaningless. We know that DeSantis is playing it safe, Nikki Haley is kicking ass and taking names, Ramaswamy is proving to be as insufferable as we expected and Tim Scott and Chris Christie are dead men walking. The GOP suffered big losses in Tuesday’s election with Kentucky Democratic Governor Beshear winning reelection, and Gov. Youngkin of Virginia fell short of his hoped trifecta by losing both the Assembly and the Senate. Meanwhile in Ohio, a radical pro-abortion constitutional amendment passed with a whopping 57% of the vote. Sean talks about all this, and how the pro-life movement is failing on this jam-packed episode of Light Beer Dark Money.
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Episode 118 – Swing voters in AZ are ready to shake up politics
Sean talks to Rich Thau from SwingVoterProject.com about a recent focus group he conducted in Arizona with swing voters. No one is happy with the choices they have - and it
Episode 117 – It’s a Tour de Force – so much to cover! Must listen episode!
Chris and Sean cover a ton of news - the Israel/Gaza conflict, the march for Israel in DC, the attack on the DNC by pro-Hamas demonstrators, Hillary Clinton’s clear stance on
Episode 116 – The future of the GOP hangs in the balance
The third GOP Presidential debate provided interesting discussion, but in the end, was largely meaningless. We know that DeSantis is playing it safe, Nikki Haley is kicking ass and taking names,
Episode 115 – The Jewish-Arab Conflict is a Spiritual War
Longtime guest and friend of Chris and Sean, John Desser, joins Chris for a hard hitting discussion on the conflict in the Middle East – touching on an article John wrote
Episode 114 – American media buys the lies of Hamas
Chris and Sean discuss how the New York Times and other American media outlets are acting nearly treasonous with the false reporting about what is happening in Gaza. They get pretty
Episode 113 – Karrin Taylor Robson Champions a Balanced Budget Amendment
Since the days of President Reagan, a bi-partisan group of Governors, business leaders and former Members of Congress have promoted the need for a Balanced Budget Amendment to the US Constitution.