Chairwoman McDaniel: We Are Pushing Back On H.R. 1
CHAIRWOMAN MCDANIEL: Well, one, we've gone at them in Georgia too. We took out ads in all the Black newspapers, letting them know how much money was lost by the MLB moving out of Cobb County, $100 million. We have billboards up in Georgia, so we are fighting back. And on H.R. 1, we're up. In four states with four at-risk democrats, we are letting their constituents know that they're supporting an overhaul of the election, removing governance of the election from the state to the federal level and giving public funds to candidates, taxpayer funds to candidates to fund their elections. So, we're doing that in Georgia, Nevada, Arizona, New Hampshire. We're making sure that these candidates know that this is going to be on the ballot for them in 2022. We're absolutely pushing back along with the NRSC. We've both done six-figure media buys on this issue.
Chairwoman McDaniel: Gov. Whitmer Needs To Come Back To Michigan And Do The Job She Ran For
BARTIROMO: Are they going to be at a disadvantage in terms of getting a job, in terms of income potential over the long term because of this really lost year?
CHAIRWOMAN MCDANIEL: It is a lost year and I sit in watch my son do his classes on Zoom. We actually petitioned the school and said can he go to the hybrid model where he goes every other day like my daughter is doing and they said nope. Nobody is putting the kids' interest first, certainly not my Governor, certainly not my school district. And the thing is, next year he takes the ACT and the SAT and he's going to be competing against Florida, Texas, Indiana, and Ohio and neighboring school districts of ours where kids are getting five days a week in-person learning. What they are doing to our kids is definitely setting them back and no one's talking about it. And that's why I'm calling out Gretchen Whitmer come back to Michigan, stop being a media darling, stop being the darling of the Biden administration and actually do the job you ran for as Governor of Michigan and fight for kids like mine and the public schools.
