Hi everyone, this is Rachel Vindman, and I'm on Red Wine and Blues' first ever troublemaker tour.

I'm sitting down with suburban women in Michigan, Ohio, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania to hear about what matters to them.

Welcome to my kitchen table conversations.

Hi, everyone.

This is Rachel Vindman, and I am on the final stop of my troublemaker tour.

I am sitting at a kitchen table in Chalfant, Pennsylvania, which is a suburb of Philadelphia.

And I'm joined by two women who know all too well how bad things have gotten here in Bucks County.

So Tracy and Jamie, could you introduce yourselves and tell us a little bit about you?

Hi, Rachel. I'm Tracy Soutz. I am a former school board member and school board president in the

Central Bucks School District. I ran in 2017 and served a four-year term until 2021. I did not seek re-election, but governed through the pandemic.

I have three kids who were in the Central Buck School District when I was on the board there

and have been kind of running the age range through all of the schools and fighting

through the things we

fight through.

Jamie?

Hello, hello.

My name is Jamie Davis.

I am a 35-year-old black queen raising a black son.

I recently ran for school board last year. Currently,

I'm working from home. My son is 11. I'm just running around being a mom.

I love it. Shout out to moms of 11 year olds. The tween life is real. So we're just going to jump

into it here. Bucks County is unfortunately a bit infamous for having extremists on the school

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