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I'm very excited to introduce you to the subject of today's interview, and that's Mike Miller. Mike is a patriot from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, running for the state senate. His opponent is Irrino, with an abysmal voting record in Mike is a proven patriot, who was out on the streets after the 2020 election campaigning for election integrity, and has been on the front lines against

CRT and the grooming in our schools. So go to Mike Miller for senate.com to learn more and support Mike, and get him into the Pennsylvania senate. Let's meet Mike now, and let him tell you a bit more.

All right, Mike, great to have you here, and chatting with us here, and giving us some of your time. Real quick, especially for those who don't know, you give us a little bit of your origin story. How did you end up getting involved in politics and this rising patriot movement and the like?

Well, I'd actually never run for a public office before running for senate. I guess like most, I'd watch the news, watch the national news. I loved the political debate growing up. I grew up in a family that had a good mix of the 60s generation liberals at the house, and my parents were more on the conservative side, so good debate. I grew up with that, but just never thought of running for office.

And then I think what really prompted me to get more engaged and more concerned was when COVID arrived at the country, and I saw just a strange response to that, and I really began to feel that it didn't seem like our elected officials are really listening to the people anymore, and not out for our good.

It seemed pretty obvious at the point. How did Trump affect you, in a way, especially back in 2015 and 2016, and the campaign, you'll ever use talking like nobody else, he defeats 15 or 16 to the GOP's finest, that were bred for that moment, their professional politicians barks a lot, and he slaughtered every single one of them.

How did that impact you at all in terms of? I can remember just feeling like I wanted to believe in him. You know, I wanted to believe that he would carry out his policies, but again, he was not known as a conservative.

I mean, he was in his own quantity as a public figure. He wasn't known as a conservative throughout his life, so he was espousing all of these strong conservative beliefs, and I wanted to believe that, but it was hard for me to believe that it's 70 years old.

He had suddenly arrived in these positions, and he was going to carry it through. He was an entertainer and so forth, so I wanted to believe in him, but in the primary, I did support Ted Cruz in the primary, but when he beat everybody up...

The sanctification is progressive, I was saying.

But when he beat everybody out, I supported him at that point, and I wanted to believe, and then sure enough, he carried through on his policies.

Yeah, he sure did. So I was glad to see that, and of course, the country really embraced a non-politician and the populist movement, I think, was what people had wanted for years.

How do you feel about what's going on here in the Keystone state in terms of the patriot populist movement that seems to be rising?

I've visited several times the organization, FreePA, and I've just been blown away at the mobilization of just ordinary folks, particularly suburban ex-urban folk who are getting mobilized, who are getting organized, and ready to take this state by storm.

I'm very similar to what we saw with Glenn Youngkin in Virginia in the way he was able to mobilize the ex-urban rule vote.

What's your prospects here? I mean, obviously Pennsylvania has been blue a little too often.

In 2016, it wasn't, but in 2020, it went back to its old horrid ways of going blue, granted somewhat suspiciously.

We are on YouTube, we have to be careful how we say this.

That's right, that's right.

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