Sen. Paul Lowe: ’My Style of Politics is Relational’
June 23, 2023
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Episode 118 · June 23, 2023
Sen. Paul Lowe: ’My Style of Politics is Relational’
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Sen. Paul Lowe: ’My Style of Politics is Relational’
Summary
Sen. Paul Lowe has served in the Senate since 2015. However, his political work and public service started in the fall of 1991 when he was named as pastor at Shiloh Baptist Church. Sen. Lowe reflects on his abiding faith and political beliefs and the intersection of both in policymaking.
The Winston-Salem Democrat talks about how important relationships with his Republican colleagues produce better outcomes in legislation and gets him the room where it happens.
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