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myconservatism
by David Williams
Another Conservative voice aimed at informing and reinvigorating America's Conservative base.
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Episode 2 - No New Taxes
In this episode I skim the surface on why President-elect Obama's tax plans, as stated by him during his campaign, would further weaken America's economy and would be an added burden on people struggling through a recession.
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Pilot Episode
This pilot episode was recorded in response to the results of the 2008 U.S. Presidential election. In this episode, I discuss how to cope with the worry of having the most Liberal President-elect since Jimmy Carter. I encourage Conservatives to not be "closet Conservatives" and to use their concerns to motivate them to be actively involved in reinvigorating the Conservative base, which I believe to be the majority in America. I also highlight the source of our concerns, playing clips of President-elect Obama and Democrat Congressman Jim Moran that display their Socialist beliefs.
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