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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2021 · 36 MIN

Julio Rivera - "ConservaRican"

from Discussions of Truth · host Ian Trottier

Via Newsmax: "Julio Rivera is a small business consultant, political activist, writer and the host of "The Julio Rivera Show: #ConservaRican" on the Lanterns Radio Network. A self-described "reformed Democrat," he became a staunch supporter of conservative policy and politicians in response to the lawlessness and fiscal irresponsibility of the Obama administration. In the private sector, he founded J & MYR Consulting while his involvement in the political world most recently had him serving as the Warren County, NJ, Chairman for Sen. Ted Cruz's presidential campaign as well as participating in the effort in several other states. His writings have been featured on the Right Wing News and NewsNinja2012 websites as well as the website he founded in 2015, www.conservarican.com. He is seen regularly on Newsmax TV and heard on many nationally syndicated conservative talk shows, where his political opinions and humorous take on the state of the nation are highly sought after. He is a full-time single parent and small business advocate concerned by the excessive regulatory and taxation climate the country's businesses currently face."  LINK: https://www.newsmax.com/insiders/juliorivera/bio-370/

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