In this episode, we’re pulling back the curtain on the Left’s attempts to rig the system right under our noses. We connect the dots between the chaos in Minnesota’s Somali community—and its ties to Democrat candidates and formation of voting blocs—and the radical push to allow gender changes on birth certificates. These policies create significant identity challenges during voter roll purges, and that's by design: they blur the lines of who is actually eligible to vote. It’s the same old story—swamp the system and make it impossible to verify who is who. I wrap things up with the cold, hard facts on Georgia’s elections, the "fog of elections" exposing the gaps in our current oversight.  

<p>In this episode, we&rsquo;re pulling back the curtain on the Left&rsquo;s attempts to rig the system right under our noses. We connect the dots between the chaos in Minnesota&rsquo;s Somali community&mdash;and its ties to Democrat candidates and formation of voting blocs&mdash;and the radical push to allow gender changes on birth certificates. These policies create significant identity challenges during voter roll purges, and that's by design: they blur the lines of who is actually eligible to vote. It&rsquo;s the same old story&mdash;swamp the system and make it impossible to verify who is who. I wrap things up with the cold, hard facts on Georgia&rsquo;s elections, the "fog of elections" exposing the gaps in our current oversight.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

I genuinely believe politics found me! Today I am a political commentator and personality, and as I travel throughout the state and country, I am concerned that we have stopped talking. Today people are afraid to voice their opinions, share their ideas, and be around those who disagree. 30-second media hits are just too short to grasp one's perspective. During this podcast, I will share my raw, in-your-face opinions- with some of my friends about some of our most controversial topics each week!

<p>I genuinely believe politics found me! Today I am a political commentator and personality, and as I travel throughout the state and country, I am concerned that we have stopped talking. Today people are afraid to voice their opinions, share their ideas, and be around those who disagree. 30-second media hits are just too short to grasp one's perspective. During this podcast, I will share my raw, in-your-face opinions- with some of my friends about some of our most controversial topics each week!</p>