Season 2 , Episode 10

HEY EVERYONE we’ve got a few things to get into today.

We’re talking about the SAVE Act and what people are saying about it. The Dems are saying women won’t be able to vote after getting married because updating their voter registration is too complicated. 

What?!?

Then we get into the three billion genders the Dems are demanding we recognize, yet gender changing surgeries are still only doing operations for two genders amid the plethora of other genders.

Also sharing a real story about a crazy encounter with a friend at Fred Meyer in Grants Pass when mid conversation a liberal white woman jumps in to correct us.

Patriots Conference is March 28th at the Josephine County Fairgrounds in the Floral Building. Doors open at 9AM and it goes until 4PM. Get tickets at

www.jocorepublicans.org

by clicking donate or stop by the Josephine County Republican Headquarters across from the courthouse.

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Transcript

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Josephine County Republican. It is March the 20th, 2026. Happy spring, everybody. Well, I got a few things to uh get in today. A little bit of humor. First up, this Save Act debate. So Democrats are out there saying uh, you know, this is some horrible, dangerous bill. And the reason is honestly pretty wild. Apparently, women won't be able to vote anymore. Why? Because they might get married and then they might have to update their name. That's the argument. What? That doesn't make any sense. You know, they can run businesses, vote, you know, run for office, they can vote, they can raise families, manage finances, file taxes, but updating voter registration forms that's just too much. Come on. That's insulting to women. And actually, Hillary Clinton was one of the ones that said that. It's insane. And then they go even further now. We're hearing that poor people won't even be able to vote either because getting documents is just too hard. So the argument is Americans are capable of holding jobs, paying rent, driving cars, dealing with the government in every aspect of life, but suddenly can't they can't figure out how to get a darn birth certificate. That's the softest, softest bigotry I've ever heard. Yeah, switching gears a little because this one really cracks me up. We're told what? There's uh 70 genders now. Every uh every week there's a new one. But at the same time, they're they're pushing surgeries that transition people's into two genders. Just two. So we got dozens of genders on paper, but medically we're still working with the same two we've always had. What's the long-term plan here when we continue to vote for Democrats? We're gonna build schools with entire hallways of bathrooms. You walk in, it's like men's, women's, trans, non-binary, gender fluid, gender queer, agender, bigender. And at the very end of the hall, I identify as a houseplant bathroom. At some point, you're gonna need a darn roadmap to use the restroom. Come on, people. Speaking of language getting out of control, I was uh talking to this lady over at Fred Myers. We were having a great conversation, and I was you know talking about you know me being homeless. As many of you know, I was homeless here in Grant's past for about eight years, and this other other lady uh butts into the conversation, cuts me off mid-sentence, and says, Excuse me, it's not homeless, it's unhoused. Have some respect. Whoa. I said, All right, fair enough, lady. So instead of calling you a moron, should I call you unbrained? She didn't like that one. She called me a Nazi, stormed off. You know, the usual greatest hits. Pretty sure I got that joke from Greg Gutfield, by the way. What's good? Uh, anyway, before I wrap this up, the Patriots Conference. It's coming up eight days, folks, March 28th. That's just around the corner. So it's gonna be at the Josephine County Fairgrounds at the Floral Building. Doors open at 9 a.m. It runs until 4 p.m. Uh, there's a lot of great speakers. Um, I'm gonna go ahead and put that flyer here on the screen. There it is. Uh, people around Oregon, uh, they're gonna be there. And I'll actually I'll be there myself. I'm not speaking or anything like that. I'm just gonna show up in the afternoon. You know, come find me, say hello. If you're thinking about going, I'd recommend grabbing the VIP tickets if you can. Um, I actually went a step further and signed up to get us uh as a sponsor to help cover travel and lodging for some of the speakers. Uh, it's a solid event. Good people, good conversations, definitely worth showing up. So, anyway, that's it for tonight, folks. Again, I will catch you on the next one, Josephine County Republican signing out.