District 28 and the Art of Delicious Disruption

This week on It Takes a Village, we dive headfirst into the political deep end with Robert Hunter, the unapologetically bold candidate for Alabama’s State House District 28. He’s not here to play nice — he’s here to flip the script, shake the table, and maybe even burn it down (metaphorically… mostly).Joining the fray is Kate Barr from North Carolina’s Can’t Win Victory Fund, a political action committee that’s less about decorum and more about delicious chaos. Think grassroots meets Molotov cocktail — of the democratic variety. Kate breaks down how their team is weaponizing wit, strategy, and a little bit of “f**k it” energy to reclaim our political climate from the clutches of complacency.We talk policy, power, and the politics of not giving up — even when the odds are stacked like a rigged Jenga tower. If you’re tired of playing by the old rules, this episode is your permission slip to start flipping tables.💸 Support the revolution (and look good doing it):* 🗳️ Donate to Robert Hunter’s campaign: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/hunterforalabama* 🔥 Fuel the chaos with the Can’t Win Victory Fund: https://cantwinvictoryfund.org/donate* 👕 Grab our merch and fund the fight: https://linktr.ee/ittakesavillagepoliticsEvery dollar you drop goes right back into the movement — no PAC fluff, no corporate strings, just pure grassroots grit. Get full access to It Takes a Village Politics at ittakesavillagepolitics.substack.com/subscribe