Carry On Politics Unknown

Welcome back to Podcast! In today's episode, our host, Lindsey, sits down with Ric Holden, a Republican candidate hailing from Montana's eastern second congressional district. Holden, a former state senator and rancher, shares insights into his campaign, highlighting his dedication to serving the people of Montana on the House Committee on Agriculture if elected. The discussion identifies pressing concerns in Montana, such as out-of-state residents impacting land and housing prices, the conservative voter influx from California, and challenges facing the agricultural industry. The conversation also touches on immigration issues, campaigning strategies in rural Montana, and the significance of reaching rural constituents. Join us as we explore Ric Holden's perspectives on Montana's natural resources and his vision for the future of the state. 

In this episode of the podcast, we explore the future of American politics with guest Angelo D. Soto. We hear about Generation Z's role in shaping the political landscape and the importance of their involvement. The discussion covers educational experiences, campus politics, and the need for unbiased education. We also learn about Angelo's work in political communications and his aspirations to contribute to the White House. With Soto’s compelling viewpoints and noteworthy experiences, this episode offers valuable insight into the evolving political landscape and the influence of Generation Z. Join us for an in-depth conversation about the youngest demographic of voters who are future and current leaders and their commitment to making a positive impact in American society. 

Join this week's episode where I sit down with insightful James Hutton, former assistant secretary for the Department of Veterans Affairs, retired colonel, and co-founder of Cutting Edge Comms. We explore the ramifications of accountability within the military ranks, reflecting on James' own military background and the broader implications such as the unexpected leave of Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, who James knows personally from his career. Amidst our conversations, we tackle the heavy impact of recent policy changes and the ongoing debates concerning diversity and inclusion initiatives in military readiness. James provides a candid critique of decision-making at the highest levels. From personal anecdotes to global strategy, James familiarizes us with his opinion of how international events shape domestic politics. We cast a critical eye over the intricacies of immigration, the daunting challenges of border security, and the real dangers of gangs like MS-13. We address the hot-button issues, from China to Joe Biden's presidential campaign and the Democrat’s approach to national defense and international relations, including sobering insights into the Houthi movement and the Middle East conflict. James brings experience from the political arena as well, sharing his efforts in aiding individuals to run for Congress, adding to the rich tapestry of the episode's discourse. 

This week on Carry On Politics we sat down with Presidential Candidate David Stuckenberg. You don’t want to miss this one! 
David Stuckenberg's story is a powerful testament to the strength of the human spirit and the quintessential American dream. With humble beginnings on a ranch in rural Oklahoma and Missouri, David was raised by his mother in an economically strained household. 
His early years were marked by necessity over tradition, as he left school at the tender age of eight and started contributing to the workforce by eleven. For nearly a decade, he labored diligently, gaining a diverse and real-world education on the job. 
At twenty, recognizing the value of formal education, David earned his GED. This pivotal moment led him to enlist in the Air Force at twenty-one, starting a journey that would be his first introduction to structured learning. Despite the late start, his commitment and work ethic remained his guiding force. 
David's experiences gave him insight into the lives of Americans across different socioeconomic strata—everyone but the ultra-wealthy. This unique perspective has fostered a deep connection with the American people and their diverse stories, shaping his potential presidency. 
Join us for the full interview! 

In our latest episode, we sit down with the ambitious and insightful Dominick Lombardi; at just 20 years of age, he is a trailblazer on a mission to shape the future of the Republican Party. Dominick serves as the Vice Chairman of the Orange, Connecticut Republican Party. He is seeking the nomination for Chairman, which will make him one of the youngest in the country. Dominick also serves on the finance committee for former President Trump's re-election campaign. In this enlightening episode, Dominick shares his lifelong passion for politics and his vision to invigorate the party as he outlines his strategy for fostering a younger generation to champion Republican values. His plan aims to not only attract but also retain young Republicans. Dominick was recently invited to join Trump’s re-election campaign as a bundler. His role will ensure that Trump has ample funds to host beautiful rallies and star-studded events at Mar-a Lago, guaranteeing a surefire way to victory. Beyond politics, Dominick reveals his multifaceted life, balancing his political world, commitments to farming, and academia. Don't miss this in-depth look at the passion and ambition of this young political mind! 

Trent Leisy: Rallying for America's Future and Trump's Vision
Join us for an influential episode of Carry on Politics as we welcome a true patriot, Trent Leisy, who aims to bring an America First vision from Colorado to Congress.
An advocate for military personnel and an avid supporter of President Trump, Trent brings his experience as a Navy Veteran, small business owner with an agricultural background, and elected school board member to the forefront of political discourse.
The stakes have never been higher. Trent delves into significant issues from free and fair elections, voter roll concerns, and illegal alien registration to the privatization of the Veterans Affairs.
Are we heading in the right direction? Trent doesn't think so, and he's determined to make a change for Colorado's 4th Congressional District, vying for the congressional seat Congressman Ken Buck is vacating.
We’ll discuss his pivotal views on a seismic shift from seasoned politicians to fresh, actionable leadership and the cruciality of leaning on the younger generation for positive change.
Trent shares his America First plan as he stands firm as a non-politician, ready to join the ranks of Trump's fight to restore our nation.