We've been doing a lot of episodes lately on things that are going on and positive things that are going on with the primaries in Indiana, primaries in West Virginia, what we just saw in Louisiana and Texas.

And again, all of this is a good indication, at least to me, that we're starting to see a Republican electorate that understands what time it is and that it's time to actually fight. fight. But now I want to have I want to do an episode on what does that actually look like

on an individual level, right? We can talk about on this grandiose meta scale, but like no kidding,

what does it mean as just an individual American to fight for the sort of values that you cherish

and to actually see

positive results taking place within the political space, but also taking place within

your community, taking place, you know, in your family. These are the sort of things I want

to get to because I think there's a lot of resources out there that people are just not aware

of. And so that's what I'm going to talk about today. So the first thing I want to do is let's just do a quick recap of what's been happening over the last, you know, several weeks at this point. And that is, as you've seen this resurgence of Republicans getting involved within their primaries. And I've said for the longest time, the primaries are essential because when you get into your general elections, that's largely a binary choice.

And unfortunately, we've had a lot of people that just sat out elections if they didn't like their particular candidate.

It doesn't mean that they showed up and voted for the left, but they didn't vote for their guy either because, you know, they just didn't like them.

A perfect example of this was Virginia.

In Virginia,

we had about 300,000 people that had showed up to vote for Governor Yonkin that didn't show up to vote for Winsome Sears. And the argument there was, well, Winsome Sears didn't run a good enough campaign, or she didn't raise enough money, or the voters just didn't like her as much. Okay, do they like the results of what they got? Because, like,

I know winsome series personally, and I've always thought she was a wonderful woman. And I do think she had good ideas. And I do think she had a compelling story. But we had a lot of people that,

for whatever reason, just decided to sit home. And the result was, is they got somebody that ran on

affordability, ran on being, you know, relatively moderate or normal. And the result was, is they got somebody that ran on affordability,

ran on being, you know, relatively moderate or normal. And we found out that that just wasn't true.

And this is where the understanding what time it is, right, comes into play. I guarantee you,

there's a lot of Virginians that sat out the last election who now, because of learning the

lesson the hard way, understand what

time it is. And so they've asked me in Virginia, how do we get it back? How do we get back

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