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In this episode of the NHC GOP podcast, Reuel Sample interviews Representative Ted Davis, Jr. about his re-election campaign and key legislative issues in North Carolina. They discuss the recent immigration bill, the importance of veto overrides, and the impact of school choice on education. Ted shares insights on economic policies that have helped North Carolina maintain a surplus and the need for continued focus on environmental issues, particularly water quality. The conversation emphasizes the importance of Republican unity and the challenges posed by liberal policies.

Takeaways

• The immigration bill aims to hold sheriffs accountable for cooperating with ICE.
• Veto overrides have been a significant achievement for the Republican majority.
• Transgender participation in women's sports raises fairness concerns.
• School choice is essential for parents to decide their children's education.
• Economic policies have led to a surplus in North Carolina.
• Community initiatives are crucial for addressing local issues like opioid addiction.
• Environmental legislation is being pushed by Republicans to ensure clean water.
• The importance of maintaining a supermajority in the legislature is emphasized.
• The podcast highlights the need for informed voting and understanding of legislative actions.

Sound Bites

• "This immigration problem is a very serious problem."
• "We can't have this."
• "I just don't understand this wokeness."

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In this conversation, Senator Michael Lee discusses various pressing issues in North Carolina, including the economy, education reform, transportation infrastructure, and immigration policy. He highlights the state's economic challenges, the importance of fiscal responsibility, and the impact of recent education legislation aimed at providing more choices for families. The senator also addresses the need for improved transportation funding and the role of local law enforcement in immigration matters, emphasizing the importance of community safety and accountability.

Takeaways

• The economy in North Carolina is experiencing inflationary pressures.
• The state has built significant reserves for disaster response.
• Fiscal policies are designed to promote job growth and economic stability.
• Education reforms aim to provide families with more choices.
• Transportation funding is being addressed through innovative measures.
• Opportunity scholarships are designed to help low-income families access better education.
• The mobility formula helps prioritize transportation projects based on data.
• The governor's education policies are under scrutiny and debate.
• Immigration policies are being re-evaluated to ensure community safety.
• Senator Lee emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability in government.

Sound Bites

• "We're still in a downward sort of spiral."
• "We've really been able to build up our reserves."
• "We're able to walk and chew gum at the same time."

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Wallace West is running for District 18 state representative in New Hanover County as the Republican Write-In Candidate. He decided to run after realizing that no Republicans were running for the position due to redistricting. West emphasizes the importance of family values and believes that strong families are the foundation for strong communities. He also focuses on economic growth and supports reforms that strengthen small businesses. West proposes eliminating or reducing the capital gains tax and franchise tax to help small businesses thrive. He believes that these tax reforms will benefit not only small business owners but also the overall economy. Wallace West, a write-in candidate for District 18, discusses various topics including the impact of regulations and taxes on small businesses, the importance of school choice, the need for workforce education and strengthening the trades, criminal code reform and community policing, and the importance of public safety. He emphasizes the need for a balanced approach to regulations and taxes, the importance of providing educational opportunities for all children, and the need to support law enforcement and address issues like human trafficking and drug trade. He also highlights the need for criminal code reform to ensure fair and appropriate sentencing.

Takeaways

• Strong families are the foundation for strong communities.
• Supporting small businesses is crucial for economic growth.
• Eliminating or reducing the capital gains tax and franchise tax can help small businesses thrive.
• Tax reforms that benefit small businesses also benefit the overall economy. Regulations and taxes can have a significant impact on small businesses, affecting their ability to pay wages and provide benefits.
• School choice is an important issue for parents who want to have the option to send their children to different types of schools.
• Workforce education and strengthening the trades are crucial for providing opportunities for individuals who may not pursue a college education.
• Criminal code reform is needed to ensure fair and appropriate sentencing, and to address issues like human trafficking and drug trade.
• Public safety and supporting law enforcement are essential for protecting families and communities.

Sound Bites

• "Family is the foundation for a strong community."
• "Supporting reforms that focus on building up and strengthening small businesses."
• "Eliminating the capital gains tax and franchise tax to help small businesses."
• "It does affect individuals and it does affect families."
• "If we reduce regulations, then we're able to reduce government."
• "I am an advocate for school choice."

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David Perry, a Republican candidate for the Board of Education, discusses the importance of finding a new superintendent who is invested in the local school system and can learn on the job. He emphasizes the need for local people who care about the community and have a strategic vision aligned with the school board's goals. Perry also highlights the low academic performance of students in New Hanover County and the need for more qualified teachers and smaller classroom sizes. He criticizes the focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, arguing that they divide people based on race and hinder individual achievement. Perry calls for a colorblind school district that treats all students equally. He also discusses the importance of fiscal responsibility, proper utilization of taxpayer dollars, and the need for more school buildings and armed school resource officers for student safety. Perry encourages people to support his campaign financially and get involved in grassroots efforts.

Takeaways

Finding a superintendent who is invested in the local school system and can learn on the job is crucial for the Board of Education.
Local people who care about the community and have a strategic vision aligned with the school board's goals are ideal candidates for superintendent.
Improving academic performance requires more qualified teachers, smaller classroom sizes, and a focus on excellence in education.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs can be divisive and hinder individual achievement; a colorblind school district that treats all students equally is preferable.
Fiscal responsibility and proper utilization of taxpayer dollars are important for the school district's success.
Investing in school buildings and having armed school resource officers contribute to student safety.
Supporting David Perry's campaign financially and getting involved in grassroots efforts can make a difference in the local elections.

Sound Bites

"We need to find somebody who's going to think like us, who has the same vision, strategic vision and goals that our school board does."
"Most kids aren't reading at grade level. They're not. They're not on grade level for math, history, American civics. It's just atrocious."
"We need to concentrate on doing our one job well and get laser focused on that."

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Natasha Tew, a Republican candidate for the Board of Education, discusses the impact of the Supreme Court's decision on Title IX and the need to protect the safety and privacy of students. She emphasizes the importance of strong leadership, effective communication, and fair discipline in schools. Tew also highlights the need for parental involvement and support for teachers. She proposes the idea of a teacher savings account to provide financial assistance to educators. Tew is a member of Moms for Liberty and emphasizes the importance of parental engagement in shaping the future of education. She encourages early voting and urges voters to support conservative candidates at all levels.

Takeaways

• The Supreme Court's decision on Title IX reinforces the need to protect the safety and privacy of students
• Strong leadership, effective communication, and fair discipline are essential in schools
• Parental involvement and support for teachers are crucial for the success of students
• A teacher savings account could provide financial assistance to educators
• Moms for Liberty promotes parental engagement in shaping the future of education
• Early voting and support for conservative candidates are important

Takeaways

• The Supreme Court's decision on Title IX reinforces the need to protect the safety and privacy of students
• Strong leadership, effective communication, and fair discipline are essential in schools
• Parental involvement and support for teachers are crucial for the success of students
• A teacher savings account could provide financial assistance to educators
• Moms for Liberty promotes parental engagement in shaping the future of education
• Early voting and support for conservative candidates are important

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Nikki Bascome, a candidate for the school board in New Hanover County, discusses the changing expectations of parents and the underpreparedness of students in the dual enrollment program. She emphasizes the importance of communication between parents, teachers, and students to ensure student success. Bascome also highlights the need for support and resources for teachers and the healing process required after a toxic environment within the school system. Overall, she advocates for a collaborative approach to education. The conversation covers various themes related to education and the role of parents and teachers in the education system. The main topics discussed include parental rights, the Parents Bill of Rights, the importance of parental involvement in education, the role of teachers as professionals, the need for transparency and communication in schools, the impact of curriculum and policies on students, the importance of a balanced approach to education, the fear of the current education system, the need for support and safety for teachers, the importance of financial accountability, and the role of politics in education.

Takeaways

• Parents today have different expectations for their children's education compared to previous generations.
• The dual enrollment program in New Hanover County is facing challenges due to the underpreparedness of students.
• Effective communication between parents, teachers, and students is crucial for student success.
• Support and resources are needed to address the issues within the school system and create a positive learning environment.
• Collaboration between all stakeholders is essential for improving education. Parents have the right to be involved in their children's education and should be informed about major health-related matters affecting their child's growth and development.
• Teachers are professionals in education and child development, but parents are the experts on their own children. Collaboration between parents and teachers is crucial for a child's development.
• Transparency and communication are essential in schools, especially when it comes to issues like child sexual assault. Children should never be discouraged from talking to their parents or trusted adults about such matters.
• A balanced approach to education is necessary, with the involvement of both parents and teachers. Children should be exposed to appropriate learning experiences at the right time.
• The current education system raises concerns about curriculum, discipline, and the treatment of teachers. Financial accountability and a focus on day-to-day classroom experiences are important for improvement.
• Politics should not overshadow the goal of providing quality education. Collaboration and respect among all stakeholders, regardless of political affiliations, are crucial for the success of the education system.

Sound Bites

• "Parents were a little bit more trusting then."
• "Our high school students are not prepared for this dual enrollment."
• "Here's this wonderful opportunity for your children and especially the underserved population."
• "Republicans talk a lot about parental rights."
• "Education is all about exposure to new things at appropriate times."
• "Parents are the experts of their child."

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Dane Scalise, a Republican candidate for New Hanover County Commissioner, discusses his campaign and the issues that people are talking to him about. He highlights the recent flooding in the county and the need to address building and development in a careful and sustainable manner. Dane also emphasizes the importance of managing the county budget without raising taxes and the challenges posed by inflation. He then shifts the conversation to the opioid crisis and the need for stronger criminal penalties for drug dealers and distributors. Dane emphasizes the importance of local government in addressing these issues and encourages voters to complete their ballots in local elections. Dane Scalise discusses the need for proper funding for police departments and other law enforcement agencies. He emphasizes the importance of infrastructure, including clean water, and holding polluters accountable. Scalise also highlights the need to invest in schools and repair existing infrastructure rather than building new ones. He addresses the issue of development in the Western Bank and the importance of preserving green spaces and protecting against flooding. Scalise reflects on the challenges of governing in a purple county and expresses his dedication to serving the community. 

Takeaways

• Dane Scalise is a Republican candidate for New Hanover County Commissioner
• The recent flooding in the county and the need for careful building and development are important issues
• Managing the county budget without raising taxes is a priority for Dane
• The opioid crisis requires stronger criminal penalties for drug dealers and distributors
• Local government plays a crucial role in addressing these issues
• Voters should complete their ballots in local elections Proper funding for police departments and law enforcement agencies is crucial
• Infrastructure, including clean water, should be a priority
• Hold polluters accountable for the costs of infrastructure
• Invest in schools and repair existing infrastructure
• Preserve green spaces and protect against flooding
• Consider voluntary purchase and preservation options for development areas
• Leadership should prioritize the needs of the community
• Support Dane Scalise's campaign through his website

Sound Bites

• "Welcome to the NHC GOP podcast. I'm Ruel Sample and my most important question of the night. Dane, who had more takes? You or the dog?"
• "I am feeling great about the state of the campaign. We're inside of 90 days and the enthusiasm that we're hearing from the community, the support that I'm getting in forms of text messages, phone calls, emails, give me an indication that we're on the right track."
• "Right now people are talking a little bit, as you might imagine, about the potential danger that we faced in connection with the tropical storm that just came through."
• "Police departments are funded properly and the other law enforcement issues or departments are funded. What else needs to be done?"
• "A lot of these infrastructure costs that we're going to have to bear ultimately should be the responsibility of these bad actors."
• "I will never, never, never, never allow anybody to stop us from fully funding law enforcement."

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In this conversation, Reuel Sample and John Hinnant discuss various topics related to the New Hanover County Commission and government accountability. They start by talking about ActBlue, a fundraising platform for Democrat candidates and organizations, and uncover issues with the donations made through this platform. They then discuss the accountability of the Port City United department and the questionable hiring decisions made within the department. They also touch on the increase in taxes and the impact on the economy, as well as the proposed increase in insurance rates for houses. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of transparency and accountability in government. In this conversation, John Hinnant discusses various topics related to local government and his campaign for New Hanover County Commission. He talks about the importance of accountability in government spending, the need for good teammates in public service, and the challenges of addressing overcrowding in schools. He also emphasizes the significance of workforce housing and the role of local government in planning and zoning. Hinnant encourages voters to complete their ballots and support Republican candidates at all levels of government.


Takeaways

• ActBlue, a fundraising platform for Democrat candidates and organizations, has been funneling millions of dollars into campaigns, including in New Hanover County.
• There are concerns about the transparency and accountability of ActBlue, as some individuals have reported donations being made in their name without their knowledge or consent.
• The Port City United department in New Hanover County has faced issues with accountability, including questionable hiring decisions and a lack of cooperation with law enforcement.
• The increase in taxes and proposed increase in insurance rates have raised concerns about the impact on the economy and affordability for residents.
• Transparency and accountability are crucial in government to ensure that taxpayer money is being used effectively and responsibly. Accountability in government spending is crucial for effective governance.
• Good teamwork and collaboration are essential in public service.
• Addressing overcrowding in schools requires a long-term plan and funding.
• Workforce housing is important for attracting and retaining essential workers.
• Local government plays a significant role in planning and zoning.
• Completing the entire ballot and supporting Republican candidates at all levels of government is important for a strong conservative agenda.

Sound Bites

"ActBlue is their fundraising platform for Democrat candidates and organizations."
"This person has made 2,308 individual contributions in a six-month window."
"The grand total of all 2,308 gifts is $330,298.70."
"This is a statewide problem and there's only seven providers that work east of I-95 while there's 230 companies that work the western part of the state west of I-95."
"I didn't know that for instance the Chamber of Commerce got money."
"They understood that because then their own households like you and me, they're to tighten their belt."

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In this episode of the NHC GOP podcast, Reuel Sample and Harry Knight discuss various political topics. They start by talking about the economy and the impact of rising gas prices on everyday Americans. They also discuss the energy sector, including the importance of maintaining energy independence and the limitations of green energy sources. The conversation then shifts to the immigration debate, with a focus on the impact of unchecked immigration on local communities. They also discuss the importance of getting back to basics in education and the need for parental involvement in schools. The episode concludes with a discussion on the importance of donations and volunteers in supporting the local GOP.

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Nikki Bascome, a candidate for the New Hanover County Board of Education, discusses her involvement in the Wilmington Swim League and the importance of community engagement. She highlights the concerns of parents and teachers regarding the school district's curriculum and the lack of communication between the school board and the schools. Nikki emphasizes the need for building connections, supporting teachers, and addressing issues such as discipline and teacher pay. She also advocates for a more holistic approach to education, including vocational training and life skills. Nikki encourages people to get involved, donate to her campaign, and challenge others to learn more about her.

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Harry Knight is the Executive Director of the New Hanover County Republican Party. In this wide-ranging podcast, we discuss the stark difference between the Republican-led county government that seeks to be good stewards of our area and the Democrat-controlled city government that raises taxes in the midst of an economic downturn. We also talk about how voters for Donald Trump - who have been invigorated during the last few weeks - but also vote for all Republicans on the ticket - and why that is a necessity.

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 Our podcast is with Jason Simmons, the Chairman of the North Carolina Republican Party. We talk about a wide range of issues – from the immigration reform at the national level and President Trump’s growing popularity here in North Carolina – to the economic issues that we are facing in our great state and how we need to make sure we elect Republicans at all levels to address these concerns. 

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Can our collective strength overcome the divisive squabbles that threaten to tear us apart? This week's NHC GOP Podcast illuminates an allegory of unity with chilling relevance to today's political landscape.  As the clock ticks down to the pivotal moment on November 5th, 2024, we're reminded that the true battle lies beyond petty disagreements, in the voting booths where our united front against high taxes, energy dependence, and the erosion of American values must hold strong.

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President Biden and the Democrat Party have now made it abundantly clear that they are no longer the party of the working class.

Welcome to the NHC GOP Podcast Friday update, I am Reuel Sample.

The people who get stuck with the bill?  The working class – supposedly those who the Democrats promise to work form.  Those who never went to college, those who went into the trades, those who enlisted in the military to serve our country, those who went to college and paid off their debts, high schoolers getting their first jobs – in short – all tax payers will have to foot the bill for the President’s obvious vote-buying move.  And it is not just today’s workers on the hook.  This bill becomes part of our national debt that will take generations to pay down.

The problem – of course – is that student loans are not actually canceled.   The Federal Government merely guarantees the student loans – it does not actually lend the money.  Students receive their loans through private institutions who are more than happy to make the offer – because these banks and lending institutions know that they will get their money back no matter what – either through the student who supposedly promised to repay the loan or through the Federal Government.

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They are a generation that is hard to understand.  But Generation Z is coming into its political own.  They are more active than the previous generation, and are tired of the old solutions that do not work.  Listen to our podcast as we try to understand how Republicans should reach out to this next generation of American voters.

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Earlier this week, the President of the United States decided to play politics with the most important Christian holiday of the year, Easter, and overrode it by promoting the International Day of Transgender Visibility. So, in the spirit of being visible, we wanted to give you the Republican view on the transgender community.

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Discover the core principles that guide the New Hanover County Republican Party during primary season.  This episode is your insider's guide to understanding the importance of neutrality and the powerful tools we offer to help you, the voter, make an informed decision when it counts. We break down our comprehensive candidate resources, including a detailed list accessible on our website, and the reasons behind our strict policy preventing party officials from public endorsements or negative commentary on Republican candidates.

As we gear up for Primary Day on March 5th, I invite you to engage with the process, support the New Hanover County GOP, and prepare to rally behind our chosen candidates for the general election. This is more than just a podcast—it's a call to action to contribute to the future of our party and our nation.

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Discover the educational vision of Republican hopeful David Perry for the New Hanover County School Board as he joins the NHC GOP Podcast.   David brings a refreshing perspective on the quest for a non-partisan education system that values the triumphs of individual students over broad-brush outcomes. Our conversation unveils the intricate dance of upholding critical thinking and warding off politicization, all to mold future citizens who are engaged and informed. David doesn't just aim to uncover problems but also proposes actionable strategies, such as creating a parent advocate office to amplify the impact of parental voices in the education sphere.

Find out more about David at  https://perryforeducation.com

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Embark on an enlightening journey with a fervent mother and Moms for Liberty advocate, vying for a seat on the New Hanover County Board of Education, as she shares her vision of parental empowerment in our latest episode. Her mission is clear: to transform the landscape of involvement in our children's education and challenge the status quo. Listeners will uncover the driving forces behind her campaign, her poignant stance on educational policies, and how she's championing the voice of parents in the face of DEI initiatives she finds troubling. This episode strips back the layers of controversy surrounding these topics, presenting an unfiltered narrative from a parent who's stepping into the arena of policy-making.

Find out more about Natosha at https://natoshaforschools.com/

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Meet Aubrey Tuell, the trailblazing youngest candidate eyeing a seat on the New Hanover County Board of Education, who joins us to share the vigor and vision she's bringing to the campaign trail. You'll get an intimate look at how she plans to bridge the financial chasm in our schools while making millennial and Gen Z voices heard. 

As the discussion unfolds, we tackle the thorny issue of Mosley School's potential closure, and the implications of new educational initiatives amidst budget constraints. Aubrey emphasizes the significance of smaller class sizes, parental involvement, and robust safety measures, including the role of school resource officers. 

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From the United States Navy to the head of a classroom, Dr. Kimberly Murphy's journey is nothing short of extraordinary. In our latest discussion, we host this Navy veteran, educator, and now school board candidate for New Hanover County.  Dive into Dr. Murphy's deeply personal narrative of triumph over adversity, her transformative educational pursuit as a first-generation college grad, and the powerful role her Christian faith played in her shift from the Democratic to the Republican Party. Her story will inspire you as she reflects on how past challenges have shaped her drive to foster change within the education system and align her political views with her values.

Find out more about Dr. Kimberly Murphy at www.murphyfornhcsboe.com

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When the education of our children is at stake, Dane Scalise isn't one to step back – he steps up.  We kick off with a deep dive into the controversy surrounding the proposed shut down of the Career Readiness Academy at Mosley. Dane exposes the potential risks this move holds for students with special needs. Listen as we explore the implications of replacing the academy with a newcomer's school and what lessons can be learned from Guilford County's experience with migrant resettlement.

 We discuss the vital actions against Chemours for polluting our waterways and delve into the strategies to secure the future of the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge.

Find out more about Dane at https://electdane.com/.

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Navigating the choppy waters of local politics requires a keen understanding of growth, development, and the community's pulse. That's precisely what John Hinnett brings to the table, casting light on his journey from state house candidate to aiming for a seat on the New Hanover County Commission. 

The blueprint for a thriving community often clashes with the concerns of overpopulation and educational strain.  It's a candid look at the balancing act required by county officials and the imperative for community voices to resonate in zoning and developmental decisions.

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When local Carolina Beach native Nikki Bascome decided to take on the challenge of running for the Board of Education in New Hanover County, it wasn't just a political move—it was a personal crusade to mend the frayed fabric of communication and cooperation in our educational system.  We tackled the thorny issues of policy alignment, the balance between state mandates and local values, and the potential for student involvement in governance—a conversation that's sure to resonate with anyone who's ever been concerned about the future of our children's education.

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Children's minds are an incredible thing.  They take in and process and incredible amount of data from the time they are born.  They learn languages, social skills, and motor skills in an amazingly short period of time. 

Democrats want to use the minds of our children to fill them up with the garbage of anti-Americanism, sexual dysphoria, and the idea that the family is no longer needed.

If you value the minds of children, if you want them to grow up to be educated and not indoctrinated, if you want kids to be protected from open displays of sexuality and lewdness - why in the world would you vote Democrat?

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