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. 

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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.

Republicans have the answers.

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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.

Republicans have the answers.

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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.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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

The New Hanover County Republican Party is proud to bring you these interviews with candidates for office. Before the primaries, we cannot endorse any candidate and no endorsement is implied or inferred.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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/

The New Hanover County Republican Party is proud to bring you these interviews with candidates for office. Before the primaries, we cannot endorse any candidate and no endorsement is implied or inferred.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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. 

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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/.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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.

The New Hanover County Republican Party is proud to bring you these interviews with candidates for office.  Before the primaries, we cannot endorse any candidate and no endorsement is implied or inferred.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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?

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

How do we know what our community is concerned about for the upcoming municipal elections here in Wilmington?  Simple - we go out and ask them!

Today we talk with Stephanie Fortunato - Second Vice Chair of the New Hanover County Republican Party.  We talk about the necessity of door knocking - even in today's digital age.  We discover the areas of concern that the citizens of Wilmington have as we go into these elections, and the various ways we need people to volunteer.  Above all, we talk about how Republican values are indeed American values - and shared by all our neighbors.

Early voting in Wilmington, NC starts October 19, 2023.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

Crime is up all over the country.  Even the smallest communities are being overrun by criminals not being held accountable for their actions.

Host Reuel Sample asks a simple question:  In the middle of crime sprees in Democrat controlled cities - why vote those same Democrats into power here in Wilmington, NC.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

Conversation with John Lennon - Republican candidate for Wilmington, NC City Council. 

We talk about how we can develop the city properly, the need for increasing a police presence to keep our citizens safe, and how we need to make government a bit more open so that we can understand why our politicians have made some of the controversial decisions from the last couple years. 

Questions about our podcast? Contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

Conversation with Neil Anderson - Republican Candidate for Wilmington City Council. 

We talk about the issues that we are facing here in the city, focusing on the challenge of infrastructure and ways we can encourage middle class and trade occupations. 

Early voting starts October 19, 2023. See how Republicans have the answers to the challenges facing our city. Contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

Can you pass a state budget that increases education spending, raises the wages of police officers, and takes care of things like the water problems in New Hanover County - all without raising taxes?

In North Carolina we can - under Republican leadership.  

Today we talk with Representative Ted Davis, Republican representing District 20 in New Hanover County.  We talk about some of the specifics of the new budget - including some great programs specifically targeted for our area.

If you have questions or comments about this broadcast, please contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.  We would love to hear from you.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us 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.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.

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.

Republicans have the answers.

Check out our website at newhanovergop.org or contact us at podcast@nhcgop.org.