Podcasts about fiscal conservative

Rich, Charlie, Jim, and Noah discuss the Biden-Harris plan to pack the Supreme Court, what version of Kamala Harris will run for president, and who Harris will choose as her VP.

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That's the sum total of much of today's show. In all seriousness, the GOP social media scene (which is not reality) was on fire all weekend long on stories of infidelity, inappropriate public behavior, and interview answers from Trump on gender and abortion that Stigall tries to handle in a nuanced way. Of course, in 2023 - political nuance is mostly dead. But he soldiers on nevertheless. Plus, a vicious and cold blooded killing in Vegas, John Fetterman further erodes any shred of dignity left in Congress, and Russell Brand is accused of rape all of the sudden. - For more info visit the official website: https://chrisstigall.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrisstigallshow/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChrisStigall Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chris.stigall/ Listen on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/StigallPod Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://bit.ly/StigallShowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The news of Texas covered today includes:Our Lone Star story of the day: Senator John Cornyn joined Democrats to pass a grossly irresponsible pork spending bill which only adds to inflation. Senator Cruz voted “no.”  Can Cornyn in anyway now claim to be even a “fiscal conservative?” I don't see how. He is “of” Washington now.Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.Again, there is much in the border and immigration stack. I was going to play Trump's new statement on the border but did not have time. Here is a link to it: https://twitter.com/Surabees/status/1605632495596208142?s=20&t=FesG9XY9mzstRFTrzCJgJwCensus figures show Americans are still fleeing, in big numbers, liberal Democrat dominated areas of the country for Republican led areas. Texas passes 30 million people.And, other news of Texas.Listen on the radio, or station stream, at 5pm Central. Click for our affiliates.www.PrattonTexas.com

It is impossible to claim oneself as a "fiscal conservative" without one having to make peace with the fascistic elements of the 2022 Republican Party's agenda. From outlawing abortion rights and removing gun safety laws -- to a majority of Republicans voting to ban marriage and contraception -- is it still possible to self-identify as a Grand Old Party moderate?

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My guest today is Kai Bird, author of the new biography, The Outlier: The Unfinished Presidency of Jimmy Carter. This extraordinary book examines the 39th president with unprecedented depth as well as balance, highlighting President Carter's great achievements as well as the shortcomings that made him a one-term president.  Kai Bird is the Executive Director of the Leon Levy Center for Biography at the CUNY Graduate Center and a highly acclaimed author with several biographies to his credit. These include The Color of Truth: McGeorge Bundy and William Bundy and The American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer, which Bird co-authored with Martin Sherwin and won the Pulitzer Prize.

Ferguson Rep Rachel Proudie discuss her fiscal conservative Democrat views, weed legalization, redistricting, the gas tax, and SAPA.

Say it isn't so, Democrats who are fiscal conservatives?  Don't worry they're not and neither are the Redcoats.  It's all political cover.

The U.S. is headed off a debt cliff on July 31 if nothing is done. The R Street Institute's James Wallner will give his insight on whether Republicans and Democrats can make a deal to raise the debt ceiling...and whether that's even a good idea. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With his nearly 2 decades of military upbringing and 3 decades in business, James is exceptionally qualified to lead the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as the next Lieutenant Governor. The position's official duties are to serve as President of the State Senate, and Chairing the Board of Pardons and the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Council.  Often, the position works on additional projects and have a full schedule of community and speaking events. The statutory duties of Lieutenant Governor as prescribed by Pennsylvania Statues (Pa. C.S.):1. Serve as a member of the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Council2. Serve as a member of the Military Base Community Enhancement Commission  3. Serve as Chairman of The Local Government Advisory Committee4. Oversee the State Fire Commissioner on all matters concerning fire safety in this CommonwealthJames is an American businessman born and raised in rural Luxora, Arkansas, as a sharecropper, who joined the US Navy very young and moved to Pennsylvania in 2000.  He is the founder and principal at Silverback Commodities and Traders LLC with over twenty-five years' experience with global governments, energy, military, finance, project development, and engineering.  Being committed to public service, James ran for US Congress 8th Congressional District (currently 1st Congressional) in 2008, and for US Congress 2nd Congressional District (currently 3rd Congressional) in 2016 on a platform of economic and job growth, restoring fiscal responsibility, and creating stronger yet safer communities. After he retired from the US Navy, he sought strategies to unite citizens in common causes to improve our lives and fashion a brighter for our children and our grandchildren.  James adapted his expertise to help deliver national security solutions for this 21st century.  His naval service includes patrol duties in Vietnam, various Western Pacific Cruises, the Gulf of Hormuz, and the First Gulf War.  As a devout Christian, James attend Calvary Chapel of Philadelphia in northeast Philadelphia with over 13,000 churchgoers.  He was appointed to manage the Faith Based Initiatives in Bucks County under former President George W. Bush and the late Congressman Michael Fitzpatrick. He also served on the Bristol Township Weed and Seed Council, the Berean Institute Board of Directors, and the Philadelphia Prostate Council under Mr. Michael Milliken. James has 3 children, 8 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. His deceased wife would be very pleased with his efforts and accomplishments and in running for LT Governor.James completed various Naval Engineering Studies, Nuclear Biological Chemical Training, and trained US Navy Seals in Unarmed Self-defense, US Navy, San Diego, CA as a Second-Degree Black Belt.  Also, James has a BS in Education, Training and Development, SIU-C, Carbondale, IL a MBA Business Administration, A.U., Boise, ID and attended Law School, John Marshall Law School, Atlanta, GA.His diverse background and experience make him a well-qualified candidate to lead the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as the next Lieutenant Governor.  For more information please visit www.jonesforltgovernorpa.com. 

South Carolina's Rep. Nancy Mace has fought for responsible government spending for years earning her the title of Most Fiscal Conservative in the SC statehouse. Now she is in Congress using her strengths to fight against massive government spending. We had the privilege of discussing that topic with her and more in this week's episode. 1:49​ What formed her passions? 3:06​ How her children shape her perspective 4:43​ Problems within COVID spending bills 7:37​ Crisis at the border 9:34​ What gives her hope? Engage with Eagle Forum FB: https://www.facebook.com/engagewithea...​    Music Credit: Inspirational Outlook: Scott Holmes 

Will there be a peaceful transition of power between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, and what moves can we expect to see from Trump as he grips on to his last days as President?  Norman Ornstein, renowned political scientist, contributor to CNN, FOX, The Atlantic, the National Journal, and NPR, and author joins Bill Curtis, Pulitzer Prize Winning Historian Ed Larson, and International Trade Attorney Jane Albrecht, to break down our current, somewhat unprecedented political situation including what will happen if Donald Trump refuses to leave the White House, Trump's plan to fire career-political positions with his new Schedule F class, a possible new 'Trump TV' media plan, and what to do if you feel stuck in the middle as a Fiscal Conservative, but a Social Liberal. Timestamps: 3:28 Has there ever been a president that didn’t accept being elected out of office? 4:20 What should we expect from President Trump in these next few months as the Biden transition initiates? 6:36 Can President Trump pardon himself from a charge that hasn’t been issued yet? 7:34 What sort of troubling executive orders is President Trump issuing as he begins to step away? 11:40 The cult of President Trump and what to expect with the stimulus package. 13:30 Fiscal conservatives and their place in the current political landscape. 15:25 The state of the Federal budget  17:58 Upcoming adoption rights for LGBTQ families as well as abortion rights 19:00 President Trump running again in 2024 21:36 Will President Trump start his own media network? 22:25 The division in American between the metropolitan areas and the fly-over cities  24:24 Will the State of New York go after President Trump for tax fraud? 28:33 Norman shares a personal story about an interaction with Joe Biden ---------------------- Learn More: Politics: Meet Me in the Middle Follow Us on Twitter: @politicsMMITM Hosted by: Bill Curtis, Ed Larson and Jane Albrecht Produced and Edited by: AJ Moseley Sound Engineering by: Steve Riekeberg Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EP117 Welcome back to #theUSApodcast hosted by Mike RileyTonight on The Uninformed States of America we discuss the Tale of Mitch McConnell and why he hates the name Moscow Mitch! We also discuss why he is such a big part of why #USAElectionsMatter We also talk Trump stacking the federal courts with his own players. Another gun massacre in Texas? What is with Texas and it's loose state on firearms? We talk Climate change and the G7 Summit!!In the 3rd segment we discuss the myths behind fiscal conservatism. Many say this is the reason they vote Republican but is the GOP truly Fiscally Conservative?

Fiscal Conservative, vs Theocratic, Republicans

Senator Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) says he knew the Republican Party was headed in the wrong direction in the mid-2000's when it "stopped talked about fiscal conservatism and started talking about flag-burning.” Senator Flake, then a member of the House of Representatives, says the GOP abandoned its conservative principles, spending vast sums of taxpayer money and focusing on fighting at the front lines of the culture wars. On March 15th, the senator stirred up some controversy in a speech at the National Press Club, declaring, “My party might not deserve to lead.” Senator Flake joins Michael and Rick to discuss his concerns with the direction of the Republican Party under President Trump. Congressman Beto O’Rourke (D-Texas 16) talks about his campaign to unseat Senator Ted Cruz and his push to turn Texas purple.

A local group of political activists have formed a political action committee called Fiscal Conservatives of Hamilton County. They talk about why the group was formed.

Turning from the November election, Monte Larrick, Dave Smith, and John Biver look ahead to the upcoming consolidated election, as deadlines for running for local elected positions draw near.  The three discuss the need for good local candidates, how to get start getting involved, and what to expect working from these positions.  Read more HERE. Deadlines: Consolidated elections are in February Petitions may be circulated now Filing process begins November 21, 2016 Petitions must be filed within eight days.… Continue Reading

Joe turning his daughter into a fiscal conservative; Jack and Joe don't like Google Earth all up in their business; The Sinkhole of Bureacracy; Jimmy Carter says Obama doesn't call him; Mila Kunis is pregnant via Ashton Kutcher

Our Ask The Politics Guys question for this week comes from Chris, in Austin Texas: Dear Politics Guys, I'm a fiscal conservative who leans left on most social issues. How likely is it that a candidate with views like mine could win a presidential election? Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-politics-guys/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy