William Wallis For America
There are more of us than we realize - people who love America, Freedom, and Conservative values. They cross all party lines, gender, religion, and even narratives. we need to ignore the narratives being used to divide us - even amongst "like-minded people." We can agree on more than we realize without giving up our own beliefs, values, and ideologies. We can all agree on freedom, and those of us that do, will keep America for everyone.
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Eric Skrmetta is currently a Public Service Commissioner in Louisiana. He is bringing his experience, knowledge of the Constitution, and his passion for community and business to this Senate race for the good of Louisiana and our Nation. Hear it in this episode.
This episode is a common sense approach to appetite suppression. In today's media marketplace we are bombarded with commercials on how to lose weight. The products usually deal with appetite suppression. Dr. McCullough and I have a conversation about a sensible approach to other options people have when they use the
This episode is an update on what is going on with election integrity around America. It is not a push to convince people of past election results, but a look at what is being done to insure fair, honest, and accurate elections in the future. It includes an explanation of President Trumps latest Executive Order.
The Wake Foundation does many things to help Veterans. This episode is eye opening to what a single group of all volunteers can do to help veterans. The people that work in the Foundation do not get paid. They have many fundraisers to pay their operations and do some really wonderful things for Veterans. People can
Distractions don't let us focus on the real problems. State Capitalism is what we get when politicians and wealthy people start creating policies. The National Debt benefits government and Power Brokers.
This episode is using popular memes, quotes, and screenshots to talk about how they are controlling us with taxes, narratives, and bureaucracy. And more thoughts on .
