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Practically Political Dave Spencer, Carrie Sheffield
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Pragmatism is Patriotism. The goal of Practically Political is to engage and motivate citizens who are fact- and issue-oriented, invite conversation, respect differences of opinion, believe in compromise and put sound policy before partisanship. Whether you’re a Republican, Democrat or Independent, if your bottom line is to get our government working again to serve the best interests of all Americans, then please join us in making our voices heard. This is not the time to give into hopelessness, anger or despair; it’s a critical opportunity to redefine what democracy really means.
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The Backlash Against DEI Policies in Corporate America with Charlie Gasparino
In this conversation, Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield interview Charlie Gasparino, a journalist and author, about the presidential election and his upcoming book. They discuss the performance of Joe Biden, the potential role of Kamala Harris as the first DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) potential president, and the influence of Wall Street on politics. They also delve into the impact of DEI policies on corporations and the backlash they face from the American people. Gasparino shares insights from his book, which explores the infusion of politics into corporate boardrooms and the subsequent pushback.
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Silicon Valley Softening to Trump • Black Voters Going to Trump • Upcoming Debates
In this episode of Practically Political, Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield discuss the support for Donald Trump among Black men and the upcoming presidential debates. They also touch on topics such as inflation, tech regulation, and the loyalty of Republican politicians to Trump. The conversation highlights the importance of policy over personality and the need for candidates to connect with voters on issues that matter to them.
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Carla Sands Defends Trump's Legacy and Discusses the Future of the Republican Party
In this special episode of Practically Political, host Carrie Sheffield and Dave Spencer welcome guest Carla Sands, former U.S. Ambassador to Denmark and Republican Senate candidate from Pennsylvania, for an engaging discussion on the future of the Republican Party. They look into the crucial role of early voting in securing Republican victories, the potential impact of Trump's legal battles on the party, and the contrasting records of the Trump and Biden administrations. Throughout the lively debate, Sands defends Trump's legacy and emphasizes the importance of election integrity, while the hosts offer diverse perspectives on the challenges and opportunities Republicans face heading into the 2024 election.
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Assessing Trump's Foreign Policy & Debating the Supreme Court's Moral Standards
In this conversation, the hosts discuss various political topics, including the FDIC chairman's resignation, the Supreme Court's moral standards, and Nikki Haley's support for Donald Trump. They also pay tribute to their friend Alice Stewart, who recently passed away.
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Former Rep. Dave Brat Debates Illegal Immigration, Election Integrity and the War in Ukraine
In this spirited episode, former Republican Congressman Dave Brat debates hosts Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield on hot-button issues like illegal immigration, the integrity of the 2020 election, and the war in Ukraine. While the discussions are passionate and the disagreements are sharp, the conversation remains friendly and highlights the importance of open and honest dialogue across political divides.
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Trump's Trials, Biden's Challenges: Can Either Expand Their Voter Base?
In this conversation, Dave Spencer and Carrie Sheffield discuss various topics including Nikki Haley's refusal to endorse Trump, Trump's outreach to voters, college demonstrations, spirituality and mental health, and the impact of the trial on Trump's candidacy. They also touch on the reputation of the Trump administration, the importance of logistics in elections, and the economic challenges faced by the Biden administration. Overall, they highlight the need for effective communication, community building, and a focus on policy and the economy in order to win over voters.
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The greatest
Well Done Dave
GUTS
At least a few Republicans (like Dave Spencer) have the guts to say “Trump is terrible and our Grand Old Party has been hijacked by his movement.” Well done.