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Buck Sexton – July 27
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Since the election of Governor Ron DeSantis in 2018, the state of Florida has transformed from an unreliable swing state into bastion of freedom. Whether fighting against far-left ideologies in public schools, COVID-19 mandates, or woke corporations trying to influence state policy, the sunshine state and its governor have become a model for conservatives across the country. In this special edition of Hold The Line, we take a deep dive into the policies and politics that have made Florida freedom’s front line.
Hold The Line – Aug 10
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announcing his resignation today following the release of a damning Attorney General’s report that concluded that he groped and sexually harassed multiple state employees, the U.S. Senate approved President Biden’s 1 trillion dollar infrastructure package today, sending it to the House of Representatives, and who exactly is New York’s incoming Governor?
