Ep 571 | The Most Important Congressional Primary of the Election?
Today I’m joined by Chris Putnam, who is perhaps the only viable conservative candidate challenging a liberal Republican this cycle. Kay Granger of Texas’ 12th Congressional District will be the chair of the House Appropriations Committee if Republicans win back the House. Putnam explains why it would be tantamount to just handing the leadership over to Democrats. He discusses his governing philosophy and how to keep the conservative culture of Texas alive with true conservative representation.
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Ep 571 | The Most Important Congressional Primary of the Election?
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Today I’m joined by Chris Putnam, who is perhaps the only viable conservative candidate challenging a liberal Republican this cycle. Kay Granger of Texas’ 12th Congressional District will be the chair of the House Appropriations Committee if Republicans win back the House. Putnam explains why it would be tantamount to just handing the leadership over to Democrats. He discusses his governing philosophy and how to keep the conservative culture of Texas alive with true conservative representation.
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