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Join us as we talk to Pete Wildeboer, Pat Bradford, and Josie Barnhart about some of the great things going on at the Board of Education.

We start off with a short discussion on Stamped, and how the Board handled this controversial book.

We then spend the rest of our time talking about the improvements in our schools, a renewed interested in vocational education, teachers and how they are being supported and an increasing energy shown from parents to teachers to staff to support quality education.

If you have questions about this podcast, please drop us a line at podcast@nhcgop.org.

Part 2 of a conversation with Julius Rothlein, chair of the Election Integrity Committee of the New Hanover GOP. 

We talk about the change in early voting laws, the difficulty in keeping good voter rolls, and the function of poll observers in the upcoming elections.

Part 1 of a conversation with Julius Rothlein, New Hanover County Republican Party Voter Integrity Committee Chair.  We talk about the new voter ID laws, absentee ballots, and other changes that will help make our elections more secure.

Welcome to the NHC GOP podcast. I'm Reuel Sample. I am happy and honored to be joined by three Republican board members of Education. Pat Bradford, Pete Wildeboer, Josie Barnhart. 

We talk about the decision of the board to keep Dr. Charles Foust onboard as Superintendent, as well as the progress the board has made in other areas to improve the quality of education here in New Hanover County.

The courts are starting to respond to Republican influence.  At the Supreme Court level, the left has lost several cases that in prior years would have been written off as insurmountable for conservatives.  From the Dobbs v Jackson case that returned the issue of abortion back to the states to the ruling in Students for Fair Admission V Harvard in which the court decided that race-based admissions are against the constitution, Republicans have won significant cases in a court system that previously was highly stacked against them.

In Louisiana, a Federal Judge issued an injunction that restricted the the administration from meeting and communicating with social media companies in response to a lawsuit brought on by attorneys-general in Louisiana and Missouri.  The lawsuit says that the White House went too far in encouraging Twitter, Facebook and other outlets to muzzle free speech in regards to COVID and the elections.

Here at home, the Republican controlled North Carolina Supreme Court restored voter ID laws that were passed by the legislature, struck down improper redistricting, and restricted voting by people with felony convictions.  These three rulings will help ensure elections in our state are fair and according NC Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger quote “cannot be exploited to fit the political whims of left wing Democrats.”

In a time where we see the results of the radical left’s invasion and almost total control of education and the media, these victories are almost miraculous.  And they should give hope to Republicans that the process can work – but only if we stay involved.

On today's Friday Update, Reuel Sample from the New Hanover County Republican Party discusses the very clear multi-tiered justice system in this country.  If you are are rich - or if you are ideologically or politically on the left - at times it appears the justice system does not apply to you at all.  Conservatives on the other hand face scrutiny at all levels - and are subjected to  a system clearly skewed against them.