People of color are political ponds during election cycle.

And, you know, it's one of the reasons why I actually shifted.

I was a lifelong Democrat before I shifted to Republican about eight years ago.

And, you know, I felt like I was being hustled for my vote as a woman

of color. Welcome to the Michelle Tofoya podcast. Well, she is Danielle Hall. She has raised

10 kids. Two of them are still at home. She's successfully launched eight. She has served in the military. She has raised 10 kids. Two of them are still at home. She's successfully launched eight. She has served in the military. She has a master's in business. She did a lot of her child rearing by herself. She is an amazing woman. She knows a lot about the political system, policy, how it works. She has run for lieutenant governor in

Delaware, and now she's running for Congress. And she's running against a trans person who has

managed to raise a lot of money simply from the trans activist world out there. But this woman really knows what she's doing.

This is not about an ideology.

This is not about an identity.

This is about understanding how much policy matters, not just to people in Delaware, but

across the country.

I am really proud to be bringing

Danielle Hall, a businesswoman, like I said, a mother of 10, a Gulf War era veteran, just a

remarkable human being. And she's a Republican. Let's meet her next.

Danielle, it's great to see you again. Welcome. You have lived in Delaware for some time. And you're in a state where the current president, Joe Biden, resides and is vacationing quite a bit, where his son is undergoing trial right now as we speak.

Now, this may air a few days later from now, but as we speak, the jury is deliberating.

What does it like to live in that state?

It's small.

It's, but it seems like the Biden presence is overwhelming.

Well, first, thank you for having me today, Michelle. I'm honored to be a guest on your podcast.

Delaware is my longtime home.

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