The National Conversation: Building America's Third Movement
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Explore "The National Conversation," an organization dedicated to bridging America's political divides. Discover why this initiative is more critical than ever, especially for voters, including former MAGA supporters, disillusioned with what they perceive as a "uniparty system" and seeking genuine alternatives.
Learn how this movement aims to empower Americans by setting up grassroots meetings, listening to diverse views, and inspiring a viable third political movement. The discussion delves into historical precedents for new parties and highlights the urgent need to address looming economic challenges through renewed productivity, agriculture, and high-end manufacturing, rather than continued congressional complacency.
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I want to ask you about your organization, the National Conversation. And why, why do you think this is the right time or why is this critical for us to have this conversation? And let me just give a little prelude. Increasingly, former maga are very disappointed with Trump and they feel like there's really just a uniparty system that it doesn't matter who you elect, you always get John McCain, right? Uh, so what what's your take on your organization here, the National Conversation? I think I think people that are interested in alternatives to two choices are going to be attracted ultimately to the National Conversation. What we're trying to do is set up meetings across the country, uh, assemble people from in in various regions, in various towns and cities in the country. Let people express their views, bring in speakers that will talk to them. But ultimately, we're really interested in hearing what Americans think. One of my frustrations has been this, uh, sort of insoluble, uh, division, whatever you want to call it, unbridgeable division between Democrats and Republicans. I grew up with Democrats, that's all I knew from the time I was, uh, a ...
