Muddy Waters

Stephen discusses what got him involved in showing up to PRIDE events, the State House, etc holding signs standing up to the gender cult and why he does it.

Maine GOP Executive Director Jason Savage shares the story of his political journey starting with LePage's Gubernatorial Run in 2010 landing him the role of GOP ED. We also discuss what the Maine GOP does and what you can do to help get common sense legislators elected.

Dr Frank discusses the concerns we have with how our elections are administered and how we can take back our elections and ensure we can trust them!

David shares his experience working in the state house including some successes in accomplishing things with bipartisan support.

Dane and I discuss the good and the bad under the 2nd Trump administration.

School Board member and candidate who helped his school district come in line with title IX shares his experience getting involved in local politics.

Rafael Macias is a Democrat legislator I met in Topsham at an event where Representative Laurel Libby spoke. We had civil discourse and decided to bring that conversation onto the podcast. Enjoy!

Jim is a longtime legislator in both the House & the Senate as well as his time working in education as a college professor and why he believes he should be Maine's next governor, what's not working, and how he would fix it.

Laura discusses the proposed red flag law, the unconstitutionality of it on top of the reality that will lead to a less safe society not more safe.

Jonathan Bush, cousin to George W Bush and nephew to George HW Bush, is an Maine entrepreneur and potential Maine Gubernatorial candidate and he shares what he thinks is going wrong in our state and what he would do differently if he were to run for governor.

David shares why he's decided to run for governor and how he would right the ship that is Maine.

Carmen explains why he's running for US senate against Susan Collins, why he believes he can win, and why he believes a more conservative Republican can win a statewide election in Maine.

Owen explains why he's running to be Maine's next governor!

Daniel Senga shares his story of growing up in the Congo, coming to the US as a refugee, serving in his church and becoming a leader of the church, and how given all of this he felt it was important to have a conversation about politics on a conservative podcast.

Michelle is a School Board member at the contentious MSAD 11 in Gardiner and the newly elected President of the Maine Federation of Republican Woman!

Mom of 6 shares why she's getting involved in her local school board and shares a personal story related to the girls sports and spaces conversation from her own high school experience!

Former 4 term state senator & potential Gubernatorial Candidate Garrett Mason talks Maine politics: The problems and the solutions!

Maddy & Jimmy discuss being activate or awakened in 2020 and how they started the Common Sense Fair and got connected to Maine Stands Up.

Longtime legislator and former secretary of state Bill Diamond has founded Walk-A-Mile Maine to raise awareness about the horrors of the foster care system's inability to protect children. Walk-A-Mile Maine is available to support anyone who needs support related to the foster care system.

Alan Bean, MD speaks from his perspective with 38 years of experience in the medical field on biological males in girls sports, genetics, biology, and the trans cult.

JK Lunden and I discuss the globalist marxist assault on the western world.

Brunswick School Board and Veteran Shaun Hogan shares why he's involved in Maine politics specifically why he's running as a Republican in deep blue Brunswick Maine!

Matt shares what the Young Republicans are and how we can engage young people and help them get involved in the party.

Josh is a father, teacher, former school administrator, current school board member and leader of the Maine Girl Dads which is a group of men standing up to protect our girls here in Maine. Josh discusses the current challenges facing the education system here in Maine.

Laurel discusses Voter ID, her censure and case in the courts, protecting girls sports and spaces, and her potential future political career.